4 room house on 110 m2

The housing project at Vendsysselvej II comprises 37 contemporary terraced houses, each featuring a private garden and a shed. These homes are being developed by Boligselskabet Vendersbo in Nykøbing Falster, offering a mix of 3-room single-story units and 4-room two-story residences.

Situated near the heart of Nykøbing Falster, this community primarily accommodates families. The shared outdoor spaces are well-maintained, boasting lawns, shrubs, and trees that contribute to a pleasant environment. Residents benefit from a central location that provides easy access to both urban amenities and natural surroundings.

The proximity to the city center is complemented by nearby public transportation options, with the closest bus stop just 100 meters away and the train station within 1 kilometer. This station connects Nykøbing Falster to Copenhagen-reachable within an hour-as well as to Germany and the broader European region. Educational institutions are within walking or cycling distance, including Østerbroskolen and a variety of other centers such as SOSU, gymnasium-level schools, CELF, and Absalon University College. The city also offers childcare facilities, sports centers, and a swimming pool. Recognized as the principal hub of Lolland/Falster, Nykøbing features numerous grocery and specialty stores, a cinema, and a revue theater.

The surrounding nature adds to the appeal, with the scenic Guldborgsund fjord known to sailors as one of Denmark's most picturesque routes from Gedser to Guldborg. About 10 kilometers away lies Marielyst Beach, regarded as one of the country's finest bathing spots. For those who prefer forested tranquility, areas such as Lindeskoven, Hamborgskoven, and Sønder Kohave provide ample opportunities for quiet recreation. Overall, the vicinity offers diverse outdoor experiences within reach.

All homes and communal spaces within the development are strictly non-smoking. Due to Vendsysselvej's designation as a vulnerable residential area, rental eligibility is subject to strict conditions that must be met by applicants listed on the waiting list as well as other household members moving in, provided they fall within specified age groups.

Applicants must provide details about all household members moving into the home, including their ages. Documentation such as passports or health cards with photos is required. For household members aged 15 to 64, stable employment of at least 25 hours per week is mandatory unless they can demonstrate enrollment in an eligible education program. Employment contracts and six months' worth of pay slips are essential for verification, whereas new hires must furnish contracts alongside proof of education completion or previous employment. Self-employed individuals and consultants need to submit proof of business registration, annual tax returns, and advance tax assessments. Recipients of flexible jobs must provide official municipal approval documents.

Alternatively, if household members are students, they need to be enrolled in an education that qualifies for government student grants, is full-time, continuous, and lasts at least one year. Proof of enrollment or apprenticeship contracts must be submitted accordingly.

No member of the household aged 15 or above may have a criminal record within the last two years related to violations of the penal code, weapons legislation, or narcotics laws. These records must be no older than eight days at submission. Moreover, individuals on early retirement benefits are excluded since they receive public support at levels comparable to unemployment or social assistance benefits.

The rental system offers a flexible priority scheme allowing applicants to move up the queue if they fulfill specific flexible criteria. These include having a household member with permanent employment of at least 25 hours weekly (substantiated by contracts and recent payslips), being a student enrolled in an eligible full-time program, being affected by divorce or separation with children and needing urgent housing (supported by relevant legal documents), or selling owned real estate within the municipality (validated through signed sale agreements).

It is important to note that special regulations apply to the initial leasing phase, and the current waiting list position indicated by the system may not reflect actual priority or availability, as municipal decisions on allocations are still pending.

Please reference rental unit number 9-31-3 when making inquiries.