4 room apartment on 104 m2

Mejerivænget.

Located in Hedensted - Tørring, Department 54 offers charming family homes situated conveniently close to both urban amenities and natural surroundings.

These residences are bright and thoughtfully arranged, featuring kitchens that seamlessly connect with living areas. The kitchen units are crafted by HTH in white with beech trim, and include a refrigerator with freezer, stove, and extractor hood. Although dishwashers are not standard, there is installation ready for one, which can be fitted subject to application. The bathrooms have underfloor heating beneath grey floor tiles, with tiled shower areas and a neat cabinet incorporating the washbasin. There is space and plumbing available for a washing machine and condenser dryer, which also require approval before installation. Ground-floor units on Mejerivænget and Aagade come with private gardens and terraces maintained by the tenants. Each home includes a shed, while the townhouses additionally offer loft storage options. Water consumption is billed monthly in advance by the landlord, whereas electricity and heating are invoiced directly by the utility providers.

This department is an amalgamation of several former sections.

The neighborhood is particularly family-oriented. One-story row houses on Fuglevænget date back to 1996, while those on Fugleparken were constructed in 1989. All these family-friendly homes possess small private gardens and terraces, providing tranquil spots to enjoy morning coffee accompanied by birdsong. Children benefit from a charming on-site playground, and evenings often bring neighbors together around barbecue grills on the green lawns, seated at picnic tables to share meals. Residents can borrow a communal room free of charge, with capacity for approximately 35 people. Though individual units have the possibility to connect washing machines, there is also a shared laundry facility within the department available for use at a fee.

Situated near the town and school, this section comprises yellow single-story row houses on Mejerivænget and two-storey buildings at Aagade 10 and 12. These yellow-brick structures, built in 2005 in northern Tørring, include elevators for accessibility. The homes are designed without steps, making them suitable for individuals with mobility challenges, though about half of the apartments at Aagade have an external staircase leading to the first floor. Residents have access to a communal room accommodating about 25 people, including mattresses for up to four overnight guests. Parking is ample, and Mejerivænget is a dead-end residential street with minimal traffic.

On Overbygård, the single-story row houses from 1997 stand on a cul-de-sac close to open countryside. Nearby is Østergårdsvej, featuring a row of two-storey homes with their own shared green park-like area, a rare amenity. These dwellings, all designed without entrance steps, suit those requiring barrier-free access, although the units on the first floor at Østergårdsvej involve stairs, with elevator access only available at numbers 2B-E. The department includes a rentable common room on Rosavej. One dog and one cat are permitted per household in these homes.

In the northwest of Lindved, the Tingbakken row houses sit as pairs on a quiet dead-end street, minimizing traffic. These single-story residences were built in 1998.

The modern two-storey apartment buildings constructed in 2000 in central Rask Mølle, known as Bryggergården, showcase red brick facades and a sleek architectural style with columns and tall grey window panels that allow abundant daylight. One cat or dog may be kept here following application.

Constructed in 2004, eight yellow-brick single-story row houses are centrally located in Åle, arranged in pairs. All are wheelchair accessible. The department offers both a common room and a guest apartment, and hosts various social activities open to all Åle residents. A shared bicycle shelter is positioned near the parking area.

On Grønnevej, several single-story row houses and detached villas - including numbers 1 and 10 through 22 - have been part of a peaceful residential area in central Tørring since 1960. For odd-numbered homes from number 3 upward, attractive green outdoor spaces are available. Tenants pay for basic TV subscription via the landlord. The department includes ten garages available to rent through a waiting list. A well-equipped common room is located about 1 km away on Rosavej for all residents.

Within a quiet cul-de-sac in a southern Ølholm neighborhood, cozy single-story row houses built between 1974 and 1976 stand amidst cared-for communal grounds. The homes are made of yellow bricks with red roofs and were upgraded in 2015 with additional insulation and new white window frames and doors. Outdoor spaces accommodate ball games and social gatherings at picnic tables.

This department consists of single-story row houses in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved, and Tørring, all built in the latter half of the 1980s. Nearly every home contains a washing machine included in the tenancy. Except for those on Kingosvej, tenants can also access a communal room for larger events. Well-maintained shared outdoor areas are present everywhere, and at Askevej, Hybenvej, and Kingosvej, residents may keep one dog or cat with prior approval.

Offering detached villas and row houses in Uldum, Ølholm, and Rask Mølle, this section ensures private garden spaces and good locations in these vibrant towns. For those seeking more extensive cultural experiences, highway access roughly 3 km away connects to the region's larger cities-Horsens, Vejle, and Herning. All tenants in this department can rent a sizable communal hall on Rosavej in Tørring for events. Keeping one dog or one cat is allowed upon application, except for certain dog breeds specified in the house rules.

The section comprising single-story row houses in Ølholm dates back to 1965 and underwent comprehensive interior and exterior renovations during 2004-2005. Shared outdoor areas feature picnic tables and a playground. Three- and four-room homes include a carport. Multiple communal rooms are available for rent to accommodate larger gatherings.

Centrally located in Uldum, these single-story row houses were completed in 2007. Built with yellow bricks and cement tile roofs, the department offers access to communal rooms on Rosavej in Tørring and Hybenvej in Rask Mølle for private occasions. Residents may keep up to two pets (dogs or cats), except for certain prohibited breeds outlined in the house rules, subject to application.

Regarding the surrounding area, the homes lie about one kilometer from the town center, where shopping, a library, and citizen services can be found. Schools, a gymnasium, and childcare facilities are all within walking distance of the residences. The Gudenå Center provides a sports hall, swimming pool, and fitness center. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Gudenå River and nearby commons and meadows, which offer trails suitable for mountain biking or leisurely picnics. The volunteer-run Tørring campsite is close by and provides canoeing opportunities on the Gudenå. The location is ideal for nature lovers. Bus routes connect to Horsens, Billund, Vejle, and Nørre Snede, with motorway access about 3 km away and key cities Horsens and Vejle approximately 20 km distant.

Please reference rental number 32-54-716 when inquiring.