3 room apartment on 82 m2

Kærvejen.

Located in the Hedensted municipality, within the Tørring area, department 54 offers attractive family homes situated conveniently close to both urban amenities and natural surroundings. These dwellings include terraced houses equipped with carports and the option for residents to maintain their own garden spaces.

Inside, the flooring predominantly consists of beech parquet, except for the kitchen where vinyl may be installed. Every bedroom features built-in wardrobes, and the absence of door thresholds ensures easy wheelchair accessibility throughout the residences. The kitchen, designed with light beech cabinetry, is open to the living area and comes with essential appliances including a fridge-freezer or refrigerator with a freezer compartment, stove, and cooker hood. A dishwasher connection is also installed. Bathrooms feature underfloor heating beneath tiled floors, light-colored walls, and a window that facilitates environmentally friendly ventilation. Space and hookups for a washer-dryer unit are provided as well. Each unit benefits from a carport and a storage shed, with additional storage options available in the loft. Tenants may decide whether to have a private garden or not. Water consumption is billed monthly in advance by the landlord, while heating and electricity are paid directly to the respective utility providers.

The department itself is a combination of several former units.

These homes are part of a family-oriented neighborhood. The one-story terraced houses on Fuglevænget were constructed in 1996, while those on Fugleparken date back to 1989. Each offers a private garden and terrace, creating a peaceful setting where residents can enjoy morning coffee accompanied by birdsong. A small playground caters to children, and during summer evenings, residents often gather around grills set up on the green lawns by picnic benches. A communal room is available at no cost, accommodating around 35 people. Although individual units are equipped for washing machines, there is also a paid communal laundry facility within the department.

Situated in the northern part of Tørring, the department includes yellow one-story terraced houses along Mejerivænget as well as two-story yellow brick apartment buildings at Aagade 10 and 12, featuring elevators. Constructed in 2005, these homes are free of internal steps, making them suitable for those with mobility impairments. However, about half of the apartments at Aagade have external stairs leading to the first floor. Residents have access to a communal room for approximately 25 people and mattresses to accommodate up to four overnight guests. Parking is convenient, and Mejerivænget itself is a dead-end street, ensuring minimal traffic.

The terraced houses on Overbygård, built in 1997, are single-story and located on a cul-de-sac near open countryside. Nearby is Østergårdsvej, which features two-story homes with a unique communal park-like area rarely seen in the locality. These dwellings also lack door thresholds, facilitating wheelchair movement, though the apartments on Østergårdsvej have stairs to the first floor, with an elevator serving only numbers 2B to 2E. The department maintains a communal room on Rosavej available for rent. Pet ownership here allows for one dog and one cat.

In Lindved's northwest section, the terraced houses on Tingbakken occupy a quiet cul-de-sac, minimizing traffic flow. These paired houses, constructed in 1998, are designed as one-story units.

The center of Rask Mølle features modern two-story apartments completed in 2000, known collectively as Bryggergården. These red brick buildings exhibit clean architectural lines with columns and tall gray window sections that provide ample natural light. After applying, residents may keep one dog or one cat, with some dog breeds excluded as specified in the house rules.

An assembly of eight yellow brick terraced houses built in 2004 sits centrally in Åle. Arranged in pairs on a single level, all homes are accessible to wheelchair users. The department offers both a community room and a guest apartment. Social activities, some open to all Åle residents, take place in the common house. A shared bicycle shed stands near the parking area.

Grønnevej hosts a number of terraced houses alongside detached villas numbered 1 and 10-22, all single-story structures set in a tranquil residential neighborhood in central Tørring dating back to 1960. The units with odd numbers, from 3 upward, benefit from attractive green outdoor spaces. Tenants are responsible for the cost of the basic TV package billed by the landlord. Ten garages are available for rent with a waiting list. All residents have the option to rent a community room located on Rosavej, approximately one kilometer from Grønnevej.

Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac within a southern Ølholm residential neighborhood, the terraced houses were built between 1974 and 1976. These one-story yellow brick homes with red roofs were retrofitted in 2015 with additional insulation and replaced with new white windows and doors. Well-maintained shared outdoor areas include space for ball games and social gatherings around the provided picnic tables.

Another department features single-story terraced houses in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all constructed in the latter half of the 1980s. Almost all dwellings, except those on Kingosvej, include a washing machine with the lease. Common rooms for larger gatherings are available in all locations except Kingosvej. Shared outside areas are kept in good condition. On Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, residents can apply to keep one dog or one cat.

The department covering Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle comprises detached villas and terraced houses, each with private gardens and favorable locations within these active towns. The motorway network nearby offers convenient connections to major triangle area cities such as Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. A communal hall on Rosavej in Tørring is available for rent to residents for larger events. Pet ownership of one dog or one cat is permitted following application, although certain breeds are restricted per the house rules.

In Ølholm, a sector features one-story terraced houses dating back to 1965, which underwent extensive interior and exterior renovation during 2004-2005. Shared outdoor facilities include picnic tables and a playground. Units with three or four rooms come with a carport. Multiple communal rooms exist and can be rented for sizeable gatherings.

Newer terraced houses from 2007 are located centrally in Uldum. These single-level residences are built from yellow bricks with cement tile roofs. Two communal rooms available for private use are located on Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. The department allows, upon application, keeping up to two pets (dogs or cats), excluding specific dog breeds listed in the house regulations.

The local area of Uldum provides an ideal location, lying about 3 kilometers from Rask Mølle and well-connected by roads serving the main towns of the triangle region. Uldum hosts its own school and has an active community life. The residences are situated roughly 100 meters from a bus stop linking Uldum with Rask Mølle and Horsens.

When making inquiries, please specify rental unit number 32-54-1904.