3 room house on 88 m2

Buen, , floor: 3..

The residential area known as Hjørring Department 52 is situated in a quiet urban neighborhood characterized by a distinctive and welcoming atmosphere. The apartments themselves are exceptionally bright, each featuring either a balcony or a garden. Sunlight fills the rooms, complemented by solid beech parquet flooring throughout. Every bedroom includes built-in closets, while the shower bathrooms showcase tiled floors and walls. Kitchens vary in layout but share a consistent style, outfitted with white cabinetry accented by beech trim. Those residing on the ground floor benefit from a small garden, whereas all units from the first floor upwards have balconies. Notably, four-room apartments come with two balconies, accessible from both the living room and the bedroom. Utility expenses for water are collected monthly in advance by the landlord, while heating and electricity bills are paid directly to the utility providers.

This department was formed in 2016 through the merger of six smaller districts. It includes "Buen," which consists of three curved buildings each rising four stories and capped with gracefully rounded roofs. This area exudes a cozy vibe and is located immediately adjacent to one of Hjørring's lush green spaces. Residents have access to a shared bicycle shelter, expansive lawns, and a communal terrace furnished with outdoor seating. Additionally, there are seven carports available for rental based on a waiting list.

Store Kirkestræde is found on a dead-end street in a peaceful section of town, close to the city center. The buildings here, constructed in the 1960s, stand three stories tall and feature bright, interior hallways where residents often gather around benches. Single-level row houses from 1976 form part of the complex as well. Altogether, these buildings create a square around a sheltered communal garden space, which becomes a favored spot during summer, especially under the shade of umbrellas where coffee is enjoyed.

Located centrally in Hjørring, Nørre Allé comprises closely spaced brick buildings built in 1934 and renovated in 1987, arranged over three floors. The department also includes attractive red-plastered two-story buildings on Nørre Torv and Ths. P. Olesensvej, erected in the early 1990s-specifically from 1988 and 1991. At Ths. P. Olesensvej, there is a pleasant grassy area equipped with picnic tables, and throughout the various locations, charming cobblestone courtyard environments offer residents peaceful spots for relaxing with a cup of coffee.

On opposite sides of Christiansgave park, a popular recreational space at the heart of Hjørring, one finds the Christiansgade and Halsagerstien areas. Nearby, Dronningensgade and Kongensgade face each other and share a cozy courtyard that includes bicycle storage. There are two communal laundry facilities located at Halsagerstien and Dronningensgade, and Halsagerstien hosts a well-maintained community house accessible to all tenants in the department.

The addresses Nørretorv, Nørregade, Ths. P. Olesens Vej, and Tinpottegyde offer apartments ranging from one to four rooms, catering to a diverse group including young people, seniors, singles, and families. In addition, there is a single two-room youth housing unit available. Brænderigården on Nørregade dates back to 1854-1857 and was originally built by the distiller Niels Olesen. It features an appealing yellow facade with charming mullioned windows. The historic buildings were converted in 1982 into family apartments plus the aforementioned youth housing. Tinpottegyde, constructed in 2001-2002, embraces an old warehouse style intended to preserve a nostalgic atmosphere. Brænderigården boasts a cozy communal courtyard with lawn, flowerbeds, picnic seating, and a covered terrace. Shared laundry facilities are found in Tinpottegyde, accompanied by bicycle sheds and convenient parking adjacent to the residences. Carports are also available to rent, subject to waiting lists.

The surrounding vicinity in Hjørring offers a complete range of amenities. Children attending school can safely travel approximately one kilometer via secure pedestrian and cycling pathways, with sports facilities located within the same distance. The town center features various fitness centers, numerous shops, cafes, and restaurants. Cultural opportunities abound, including theaters, cinemas, and musical events. Lønstrup Beach lies 14 kilometers away, while a trip to Aalborg takes just under an hour.

Please reference rental number 19-52-1337 when making inquiries.