125 m2 house on Avenamarken

Spacious detached villa on Avenamarken in Agedrup with four rooms and a living area of 125 m².

Monthly rent: 10,495 DKK. First month’s rent (advance payment): 10,495 DKK. Deposit: 31,485 DKK (three months’ rent). Advance payment for utilities (a conto): 600 DKK/month. Minimum lease term: 1 year. Electricity and heating are metered and settled directly with the suppliers.

The property includes a private garden, an orangery/winter garden and a powered garden/storage shed. The house has fully zoned, remotely controlled underfloor heating throughout and a kitchen fitted by HTH. Included appliances: built-in oven, ceramic hob, refrigerator and extractor hood. Connections for dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer are installed, but those appliances must be supplied by the tenant. On-site parking is free and there is access to shared EV charging stations. The development features extensive communal green areas with a playground and football goals.

Local surroundings offer open green spaces and southern walking paths leading into nearby woodland—ideal for recreation and dog walking. The garden and orangery provide options for outdoor living and year-round plant care. The neighborhood is primarily residential with shared outdoor amenities.

Nearby educational institutions suitable for students or commuters include several campuses of Syddansk Erhvervsskole Odense-Vejle (Risingsvej, Petersmindevej and Blangstedgårdsvej) and Social- og Sundhedsskolen Fyn, all within easy reach.

Public transport: bus connections link Agedrup with Odense city center and surrounding areas; the area is also well served by bike routes to the city. Prospective tenants should verify exact bus lines and stops for the specific address. Shopping options range from local grocery stores to a wider selection in Odense within a short bike ride or drive.

Pets are permitted but may require landlord approval and can incur an additional requirement of one month’s prepaid rent. In special cases, alternative arrangements for paying the deposit may be considered—questions about this should be directed to the landlord.