2 room apartment on 64 m2

Fugleparken.

Hedensted - Tørring Department 54 presents a collection of attractive family homes situated conveniently close to both urban amenities and natural surroundings.

The residences feature bright and spacious family-friendly layouts, designed with wide doorways and step-free interiors. From the living room, occupants can access a pleasant garden and terrace, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The dining kitchens are outfitted with cabinet doors crafted from beech wood, complemented by ample cupboard space, light gray countertops, and easy-to-maintain linoleum flooring. Included appliances consist of fridge-freezers, cooker hoods, and either stoves or built-in cooktops. Bathrooms are decorated in light tones, containing a shower alcove with pale gray floor tiles and white wall tiles. Ample built-in storage is provided in the bedrooms, but for additional space, each rental unit also benefits from an associated shed and attic storage. Water consumption is billed monthly on an advance payment basis, while district heating and electricity are invoiced directly by the suppliers.

This department amalgamates several previously separate subdivisions.

In a family-friendly neighborhood, the charming single-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget were constructed in 1996, while the single-floor homes on Fugleparken date from 1989. Every home features its own small garden and terrace, offering a tranquil spot to enjoy the birdsong and morning coffee. There is a delightful playground area for children within the community, and the green lawns provide a welcoming venue for social gatherings around grills and picnic tables in the evenings. Residents have free access to a communal room that accommodates roughly 35 people. Although individual homes can be equipped with washing machines, a shared laundry facility is also available for use at a fee.

Situated close to both town and school, this section includes yellow-brick single-level terraced homes along Mejerivænget, as well as two-story buildings at Aagade 10 and 12. These buildings, also constructed using yellow bricks and featuring elevators, were completed in 2005 and are located in northern Tørring. The living spaces are step-free, making them accessible for people with mobility challenges, although half of the Aagade apartments are reached by an external staircase to the upper floor. Residents enjoy a communal room with seating for about 25 people and sleeping arrangements for up to four overnight guests. Parking is convenient, and traffic on Mejerivænget is limited due to it being a cul-de-sac.

The bright row houses on Overbygård, built in 1997, are single-story homes set along a dead-end road near open countryside and close to Østergårdsvej, where there are also two-story dwellings with a unique park-like shared area. All units have step-free access, suitable for those with mobility issues, although units on the first floor of Østergårdsvej have stairs, with an elevator serving Nos. 2B-E. A community meeting room is available on Rosavej for rental. One dog and one cat are permitted per household in this area.

In a peaceful part of Lindved, the Tingbakken row houses lie along a quiet, traffic-free street in the northwest. These single-level houses were built in 1998 and come in pairs.

Modern two-story apartment buildings, known as Bryggergården, were erected in 2000 within the heart of Rask Mølle. Their red-brick facades and minimalist architectural style, with columns and tall gray window sections, allow for ample natural light. One cat or dog may be kept here after application.

An assembly of eight single-floor terraced homes in yellow brick, constructed in 2004, is centrally located in Åle, arranged in pairs. These residences are designed to be wheelchair-accessible. The department manages both a community room and a guest apartment. The shared house hosts various social activities, some open to all residents of Åle. A communal bike shed has been installed near the parking area.

Grønnevej hosts several single-story terraced homes and detached villas at numbers 1 and 10 through 22. Having stood since 1960, these properties rest in a calm residential area in central Tørring. Residents of odd-numbered houses from No. 3 upwards benefit from pleasant green outdoor spaces. Ten garages are available for rent based on a waiting list. The Rosavej community room, located about one kilometer from Grønnevej, is accessible to all tenants.

In the southern section of Ølholm, a small, secluded street contains inviting single-story terraced houses constructed between 1974 and 1976 using yellow bricks and red roofs. These homes underwent external insulation and installation of new white window frames and doors in 2015. The well-maintained communal grounds accommodate ball games and social gatherings at the provided picnic tables.

This department comprises single-story terraced homes in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all dating from the late 1980s. Nearly all units include a washing machine as part of the lease. Except for those on Kingosvej, residents have access to community rooms for larger events. Common outdoor areas are well cared for. Keeping one dog or cat is permitted upon application on Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej.

There are detached villas and terraced houses in Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle, each with private garden access. These properties enjoy favorable locations within these active towns. For wider cultural experiences, the highway network is readily accessible, linking to major cities in the Triangle Region such as Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. The Rosavej shared community room in Tørring can be rented for larger events. Keeping one dog or cat is allowed after application, except certain breeds specified in the house rules.

Terraced homes built in 1965 in central Ølholm have undergone extensive renovations both inside and out during 2004-2005. Shared outdoor spaces include picnic tables and a playground. Three- and four-room homes come with carports. Multiple communal rooms can be rented to accommodate larger groups.

Single-story terraced houses constructed in yellow brick with cement tile roofs were completed in 2007 in central Uldum. Residents may rent communal rooms for private occasions at locations in Rosavej, Tørring, and Hybenvej, Rask Mølle. Permission can be granted for up to two pets (dogs or cats), excluding specific breeds detailed in the house regulations.

The surrounding area offers idyllic settings alongside numerous activities suitable for all family members. Essential services like shops are just one kilometer away, and both daycares and schools are within walking distance. Opportunities abound for sports including football, handball, swimming, and fitness. For those seeking relaxation, a scenic canoe trip on the Gudenå River is accessible only 600 meters from the homes. Nearby natural landscapes can also be explored via a trail system that gently guides visitors through this harmonious environment.

Please refer to rental number 32-54-22 when making inquiries.