2 room apartment on 67 m2

Byhusene - distinctive buildings located in the very centre of Haderslev, offering city-close living with a shared roof terrace. The property is a four-storey building with an elevator and a shop on the ground floor, and the residences are suitable for mobility-impaired people. Although the building was originally constructed in 1890, it has been completely renovated to meet modern standards. Shared facilities include a laundry room, a bicycle shed and a bicycle cellar. On the 1st floor there is a large communal roof terrace with a small building that provides seating and tables for approximately 25 people, so the weather is no excuse to fire up the grill. Each apartment has a spacious bathroom with space for a washer-dryer column; if no installation for a washing machine and a condenser tumble dryer is left by a previous tenant, the tenant must pay for it. Floors in the wet areas are tiled and the walls have light tiles. Kitchens are fitted with light-grey laminate cabinet units and include a fridge-freezer, a glass-ceramic hob and a cooker hood with central extraction, as well as a connection for a dishwasher. Beech parquet is the predominant flooring and the apartments have fixed cupboards. Every tenancy comes with a cellar storage room. It is possible to rent the right to a private parking space via a yard association. Consumption: water and heating are invoiced by the landlord as a monthly a conto amount; electricity is charged directly by the utility company.

The housing department mainly comprises historic buildings in central Haderslev. Many of the houses in Byhusene date back a long time, so this is the place to live if you appreciate properties with few residents and apartments that are not all the same, where you may find well-preserved original plank floors, stucco ceilings, unusual angles, impressive facades and cobbled streets; there is also newer construction within the department. If that character appeals to you, consider Dannevirkestræde, Høppners Gård, parts of Klosteret or Naffet. The department provides a common room in Lavgade and there are guest apartments on Store Klingbjerg with two and four sleeping places respectively, each with a kitchenette and its own bath and toilet. See more pictures on the department's own website.

Haderslev itself, with its beautiful cathedral and historic buildings, is a lively market town with many specialist shops, fitness centres, restaurants and cafés. With the fjord and the inner pond as starting points there are opportunities for fishing, sailing and other nature experiences. You can join a walk with the town watchmen, visit Gram Castle or take part in the many cultural events Haderslev offers. The motorway is 5 km away, Kolding is 25 km away and the border is about 45 km away. Flexible letting: applicants who meet one or more flexible criteria can move further up the queue and thus obtain housing faster than via the normal waiting list. The flexible criteria available in this housing group include employment connection: an applicant who has a job in Haderslev Municipality but lives outside the municipality (permanent employment, at least 25 hours weekly). This must be documented by a copy of the employment contract for permanent work, the last 3 payslips and a certificate of residence. When enquiring, please state tenancy no. 16-27-2311.