2 room house on 58 m2

This residential area, Hjørring afd. 52, is situated in a calm part of town characterized by a distinctive and pleasant atmosphere. The homes exhibit a mix of styles: some retain their original design, while others have been updated with open-plan kitchens connected to the living rooms and replaced flooring. All bathrooms feature tiled floors and shower niches. Utility costs for water and heating are billed monthly on an advance basis through the landlord, whereas electricity charges are paid directly to the supplier.

The district, formed in 2016 from the merger of six smaller sections, includes three curved apartment blocks rising four stories high and crowned with elegantly rounded roof surfaces. Located adjacent to one of Hjørring's lush green areas, this part of the community offers large grassy spaces, a shared terrace furnished with garden furniture, and a communal bike shed. Seven carports are available for rent, managed through a waiting list.

Store Kirkestræde is set on a quiet cul-de-sac near the city center in a peaceful neighborhood. The housing here includes three-story buildings from 1960 with bright indoor corridors where residents gather around benches, and single-story row houses dating from 1976. These buildings create a square that encloses a sheltered communal garden, a favored summer spot beneath parasols where residents enjoy coffee together.

Nørre Allé lies centrally within the heart of Hjørring, comprising closely situated red brick buildings of three stories constructed in 1934 and renovated in 1987. Additional structures include two-story red plaster buildings from 1991 on Nørre Torv and Ths. P. Olesensvej, as well as similarly styled buildings from 1988 on Nørre Torv. Ths. P. Olesensvej is graced with a pleasant grassy area equipped with picnic tables, and throughout the area, charming cobblestone courtyard environments provide inviting places for residents to relax with coffee.

On either side of Christiansgave Park, a popular recreational spot in central Hjørring, lie Christiansgade and Halsagerstien. Opposite each other, Dronningensgade and Kongensgade share a cozy courtyard featuring a bicycle shelter. The community benefits from two communal laundry rooms located on Halsagerstien and Dronningensgade, and a welcoming common house on Halsagerstien accessible to all residents of the district.

The addresses Nørretorv, Nørregade, Ths. P. Olesens Vej, and Tinpottegyde offer one- to four-room apartments suitable for a wide range of residents including young people, seniors, singles, and families. Additionally, there is a single two-room youth apartment. Brænderigården on Nørregade, constructed between 1854 and 1857 by the distiller Niels Olesen, features a charming yellow facade with quaint divided windows. In 1982 this historic building was converted into family dwellings and the aforementioned youth apartment. Tinpottegyde, built in 2001/2002 in the style of an old warehouse, preserves a nostalgic atmosphere. Brænderigården boasts a cozy courtyard setting with picnic tables, a lawn, flower beds, and a covered terrace. Tinpottegyde includes a shared laundry facility and bicycle shelters. Parking is conveniently located near the homes, and carports can be rented subject to a waiting list.

The surrounding neighborhood offers numerous amenities within easy reach, making it a lively commercial town. Everything Hjørring provides-from theaters, museums, grocery and specialty shops to institutions and schools-is easily accessible from Store Kirkestræde. The sports hall is situated about two kilometers away, and the pedestrian street can be reached within five minutes on foot. The natural beauty of Northern Jutland is well appreciated by residents and visitors alike, with a beach excursion easily arranged to Lønstrup, which is 12 kilometers from Hjørring.

Please refer to lease number 19-53-5388 when making an inquiry.