3 room apartment on 90 m2

Engboulevarden, , floor: 1. B..

Situated in the heart of Nykøbing Falster, this residential complex offers 48 family apartments spread from the ground floor up to the fourth floor. These homes present bright and airy interiors, ranging from two to four rooms, and provide parking facilities conveniently located on the property. It should be noted that elevators are available in buildings numbered 55, 57, 63, and 65. A smoke-free environment is maintained throughout all apartments, stairwells, and elevators.

The properties that make up this district combine charming, renovated city houses with low-rise apartment buildings, all centrally positioned to grant immediate access to a wide selection of amenities. Residents benefit from proximity to shopping venues, cozy cafés and restaurants, a library, as well as excellent public transport connections including bus and train links. Educational institutions, daycare centers, and sports facilities are also within easy reach. Additionally, the Bymidten area encompasses a property situated in a rural setting at Nr. Alslev. The apartments throughout Bymidten are designed with light-filled, welcoming rooms along with well-maintained bathrooms and kitchens; some units include balconies and private gardens. These homes enjoy a central location in Nykøbing Falster, a town renowned for its abundant cultural and leisure opportunities such as a sports hall, swimming pool, the Medieval Center, a zoo, and the famous local revue. All essentials, from schooling to shopping and dining, lie within walking distance, with the Guldborgsund strait situated close by.

The tenancy arrangements offer a degree of flexibility that can accelerate access to housing for applicants meeting certain criteria, effectively improving their position beyond the standard waiting list. The available flexible criteria for this housing group include employment status, educational enrollment, recent separation with dependent children, and property sale.

Specifically, one flexible qualification is linked to employment: at least one household member must hold a permanent job of no less than 25 hours per week, verified by employment contract and recent pay slips. Newly hired individuals must start work within two months of moving in. Positions funded by public subsidies, such as flex jobs, count equivalently, provided documentation specifies the employment extends for a minimum of 25 hours weekly. Self-employed people and consultants must supply proof of business registration and annual revenue figures. Another criterion applies to students: young applicants or their spouses/cohabitants undertaking a full-time, SU-eligible education program lasting at least one year within the municipality, including vocational or apprenticeship placements, can qualify, with enrollment evidenced by relevant certificates and current documentation from the education provider.

Additionally, applicants who have experienced separation or divorce and have children residing in the municipality may be granted priority for up to one year post-separation, upon providing legal documentation and proof of prior cohabitation. Finally, individuals or their partner selling a primary residence within the municipality can be given priority access upon submitting the signed sales agreement.