2 room house on 79 m2

The housing complex known as Hjørring Department 52 is situated in a calm urban neighborhood distinguished by a notably pleasant ambiance. The apartments display a combination of original design elements and modern renovations. Some units retain their initial layout, while others have incorporated open kitchens connected to the living areas and replaced original floor coverings with new ones. Bathrooms throughout the complex feature tiled floors combined with shower niches. Utility costs for water and heating are billed monthly in advance by the landlord, whereas electricity charges are handled directly by the utility provider.

This department came into being in 2016 through the merger of six smaller units. "Buen" is composed of three curved buildings, each rising four stories and topped with elegantly rounded roofs. The area exudes a welcoming atmosphere and directly borders one of Hjørring's lush green spaces. Residents benefit from a common bicycle shed, expansive lawns, and a shared terrace equipped with garden furniture. Parking is supported by seven carports available for rent subject to a waiting list.

Store Kirkestræde lies on a quiet cul-de-sac near the town center, comprising three-story buildings constructed in 1960. Here, residences are aligned along bright indoor corridors that encourage social interaction around benches placed throughout. Additionally, there are single-story terraced houses built in 1976. Together, the buildings form a square enclosing a sheltered communal garden where summertime coffee is enjoyed beneath sun umbrellas.

Located centrally in Hjørring is Nørre Allé, sometimes called the prime location. This part features red-brick constructions of three stories, originally from 1934 and renovated in 1987. The department also includes attractive red-plastered two-story buildings at Nørre Torv and Ths. P. Olesensvej from 1991, with other similar buildings at Nørre Torv dating to 1988. A pleasant lawn with picnic tables is found at Ths. P. Olesensvej, complemented by idyllic cobblestone courtyard areas throughout, perfect for enjoying a coffee outdoors.

Both sides of Christiansgave Park, a popular local spot, are flanked by residences on Christiansgade and Halsagerstien. Opposite streets Dronningensgade and Kongensgade share access to a cozy courtyard with a bicycle shed. The department provides two communal laundry facilities on Halsagerstien and Dronningensgade. On Halsagerstien, residents can also use a delightful community house available to all living in the area.

At Nørretorv, Nørregade, Ths. P. Olesens Vej, and Tinpottegyde, a range of apartments from one to four rooms caters to young people, seniors, singles, and families. There is also a single two-room unit suited for youth accommodation. Brænderigården on Nørregade was built between 1854 and 1857 by the spirit distiller Niels Olesen and features a charming yellow facade with traditional mullioned windows. In 1982, the historic structures were converted into family apartments plus the one youth unit. Tinpottegyde, erected in 2001/2002 in a style reminiscent of old warehouses, preserves a nostalgic feel. Brænderigården offers a welcoming courtyard environment with benches, lawn, flower beds, and a covered terrace. Shared laundry facilities and bicycle sheds are located in Tinpottegyde. Additionally, parking is conveniently available near the residences, with carports for rent pending the waiting list.

The surrounding area features a wealth of opportunities within this vibrant commercial town. Everything Hjørring has to offer-such as theaters, museums, grocery and specialty stores, institutions, and schools-is easily accessible from Store Kirkestræde. The sports hall is located two kilometers away, and the pedestrian street is only a five-minute walk from the housing. The natural beauty of Northern Jutland attracts many, and a beach outing is readily arranged with Lønstrup beach just 12 kilometers from Hjørring.

For inquiries, please reference rental number 19-53-5287.