4 room apartment on 104 m2

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Hedensted - Tørring Department 54 offers a variety of inviting family residences situated near both urban amenities and natural surroundings.

These bright homes feature well-thought-out layouts with open-plan kitchens adjoining the living rooms. The kitchen modules are white with beech edging from HTH and come equipped with a refrigerator-freezer unit, stove, and exhaust hood. Dishwashers can be installed upon application, as the necessary plumbing is prepared. Underfloor heating is installed beneath the grey tiles in the bathrooms, where tiled walls surround the shower area. A tasteful cabinet houses the sink, and space with plumbing is provided for a washing machine and condenser dryer, which may also be added after approval. Ground-floor units sometimes include private gardens and terraces maintained by tenants. Each residence comes with a storage shed, while townhouses additionally have optional attic storage. Water expenses are billed monthly in advance by the landlord, whereas electricity and heating costs are charged directly by suppliers.

The department itself results from the merging of several earlier sections.

In a family-friendly neighborhood, the charming one-story terraced houses built in 1996, along with similar single-level townhouses dating from 1989, all feature private gardens and terraces. These peaceful spots offer a tranquil setting to enjoy morning coffee and the sounds of nature. Children have access to a delightful playground within the area, and residents often gather around grills beside the inviting green lawns and picnic benches during evenings. A communal room accommodating roughly 35 people is available free of charge for tenants. Although these homes can connect washing machines, a shared laundry facility exists on-site for fee-based use.

The location benefits from a combination of yellow brick single-level townhouses and two-story apartment buildings with elevators, constructed in 2005 in northern Tørring. These barrier-free homes are accessible for those with mobility impairments, although half include exterior stairs leading to the first floor. Residents enjoy a communal room for about 25 guests, complete with sleeping mats for four visitors, and ample parking is provided nearby.

Built in 1997, the single-story terraced houses are positioned at the end of a cul-de-sac close to open countryside. Nearby, a cluster of two-story residences surrounds a uniquely park-like shared green area. These homes are designed without doorsteps to accommodate mobility-challenged individuals, though access to upper-floor units requires stairs and elevators are limited to selected entries. A rental option for a shared community room exists in this area as well.

In Lindved's northwest part, terraced houses constructed in 1998 stand quietly on a dead-end residential street, consisting of paired single-level units.

The 2000-built two-story apartment complex known as Bryggergården, located in the heart of Rask Mølle, displays a modern architectural style with red brick facades, crisp design lines, and tall gray window sections that provide ample natural light. Pet owners may keep one cat or dog per unit after submitting an application.

The 2004 section comprises eight yellow brick, single-story terraced homes arranged in pairs, centrally located in Åle. All are wheelchair accessible and include shared facilities such as a community room and guest apartment. Social gatherings take place regularly in the common house, open to all residents of Åle. A communal bike shed stands near the parking area.

A quiet residential area in central Tørring is home to several single-level terraces and detached houses built since 1960. The odd-numbered homes from number 3 onward enjoy pleasant green outdoor spaces. Tenants should anticipate TV basic package fees charged through the landlord. This section also offers ten garages for rent via a waiting list, and a communal room is available approximately one kilometer from Grønnevej.

In southern Ølholm, along a small cul-de-sac nestled within a residential neighborhood, cozy one-story terraced houses made of yellow bricks with red roofs date back to 1974-1976. They underwent insulation improvements and installation of new white windows and doors in 2015. Well-maintained shared outdoor areas accommodate ball games and provide social spaces with picnic tables and benches.

The area features one-story terraced houses located in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all built during the late 1980s. Nearly all units in this department include washing machines. Except for homes on Kingosvej, communal rooms are available for larger events, surrounded by well-kept shared gardens. Keeping one dog or cat is permitted with prior approval on Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej.

Within Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle, the department encompasses detached villas and terraced houses, each with private gardens and convenient locations in these lively towns. For cultural activities beyond the local area, the nearby motorway links the larger cities of Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. Tenants can rent a communal venue on Rosavej in Tørring for sizable occasions. Cats and dogs may be kept with application, although specific dog breeds are excluded as outlined in the house rules.

The Ølholm district includes one-story terraced houses constructed in 1965, extensively renovated both inside and out during 2004-2005. Shared outdoor amenities include picnic tables and a playground, while carports are allocated to both three- and four-room apartments. Multiple common rooms can be rented to accommodate larger groups.

Completed in 2007, these yellow brick one-level terraced homes are situated centrally in Uldum, featuring cement tile roofing. Residents may lease communal rooms for private events on Rosavej in Tørring and on Hybenvej in Rask Mølle. Up to two pets per unit, dog or cat, are permitted subject to approval, with certain dog breeds restricted in accordance with house regulations.

The nearby surroundings combine urban proximity with easy access to the expansive natural areas around the Gudenå River. Approximately one kilometer from the town center-which offers shops, a library, and citizen services-schools, a gymnasium, and childcare facilities are all within walking distance. Tørring boasts its own sports hall, the Gudenå Center, equipped with swimming pools and a fitness facility. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the accessible trail systems for both mountain biking and leisurely picnics, along with the volunteer-run Tørring Campsite featuring canoeing opportunities on the Gudenå. Excellent bus connections serve Horsens, Billund, Vejle, and Nørre-Snede, while the motorway lies just 3 km away, placing Horsens and Vejle roughly 20 km distant.

Please refer to lease number 32-54-716 when making inquiries.