1 room apartment on 29 m2

The residences are bright and include private outdoor spaces, each featuring practical layouts designed to meet various needs. In Refshaven, Gadbjerg, there are charming duplexes and terraced houses constructed from reddish-brown bricks, comprising a total of two student apartments and fourteen family units. Entry to the family homes can be gained either through a small outbuilding, providing ample storage, or directly via the main door into a furnishing-friendly entrance hall. The bedrooms come equipped with built-in wardrobes. Bathrooms are older but well maintained, exhibiting reddish-brown tiled floors, cream-colored tiled walls, a toilet, and a shower. Kitchens, similarly dated yet cared for, consist of light wood cabinetry and are fitted with a stove, exhaust hood, and a combined refrigerator-freezer. The kitchen is open to the living room, which features fine beech parquet flooring and access to a private terrace and garden. The student apartments offer a compact kitchen and bathroom, with no designated space for a washing machine or dryer, and a single room that combines living and sleeping areas. Refshaven is characterized by green communal areas and a well-organized path network granting quick and easy access to schools and amenities.

At Kirkevænget in Thyregod, six two-room apartments for seniors are available by municipal referral only. These units boast excellent accessibility, including wider doorways, spacious bathrooms, and kitchens and are located adjacent to grocery stores, as well as train and bus stops.

Møllevænget, also in Thyregod, includes cozy duplex houses built from reddish-brown bricks. They consist of five single-room student apartments and twelve family homes with two or three rooms. The family units provide entry through a small storage outbuilding or a main door leading into a furniture-compatible entrance. Bathrooms, though older, feature reddish-brown tiled floors, cream-colored tile walls, toilets, and showers. Kitchens, made of light wood and well looked after despite their age, come equipped with a stove, extractor fan, and refrigerator-freezer, opening up to living rooms with fine beech parquet floors and access to individual terraces and gardens. The student accommodations have small kitchens and bathrooms, with a combined living and sleeping space, and no allocated area for laundry appliances. Møllevænget is situated less than 500 meters from grocery stores, schools, and other local facilities.

Løveparkvej in Givskud consists of four semi-detached row houses, accommodating six family homes with two or three rooms and two single-room student flats. Family dwellings are accessible through a storage outbuilding or the main door, leading to an entrance with a hat shelf and clothes rail. The utility room is sizable enough for a washing machine and a condenser dryer. Bedrooms include built-in wardrobes while bathrooms are spacious with older, gray tiled floors, showers, and toilets. Kitchens feature oak veneer with stoves, extractors, and refrigerator-freezers, and floors clad in either linoleum or parquet. These kitchens open directly to living rooms with beech parquet flooring and doors leading out to private terraces and gardens. Student dwellings include compact kitchens and bathrooms without allocated areas for laundry machines, and a single room serving as both living area and bedroom. Løveparkvej is located in a pleasant green setting adjacent to the Zoo, schools, and public transport.

Vestvangen in Vonge offers welcoming terraced houses in reddish-brown bricks, including one student flat and four family dwellings. Family units provide access either through a small outbuilding offering good storage or via the main entrance into a furnishable hallway. Utility rooms accommodate both washing machines and condenser dryers. The bathrooms, while older, have reddish-brown tiled floors and cream tile walls, equipped with toilets and showers. Kitchens comprised of light wood, though aged, include a stove, hood, and fridge-freezer, connected openly to living rooms with beech parquet flooring and exits to private terraces and gardens. Student units contain small kitchens and bathrooms with no laundry spaces, and single rooms serving as combined living and sleeping quarters. From these homes, views extend over expansive green spaces and fields while still being within close proximity to schools and other facilities.

The family row houses at Smedevænget in Kollemorten, constructed of reddish-brown bricks, encompass three two-room apartments of 60 m² and one three-room flat of 75 m². Entry is possible through a storage outbuilding with good space or the main door leading into an entrance suitable for furnishing. Utility rooms hold capacity for washing machines and condenser dryers. Bathrooms maintain older styling with reddish-brown tiled flooring, cream walls, toilets, and showers. Light wooden kitchens remain well-kept, equipped with stoves, extractors, and fridge-freezers, and open into living spaces featuring beech parquet floors and private terrace and garden access. Smedevænget rests within a pleasant green environment.

Grønvangen in Grønbjerg comprises four terraced family homes, each containing two or three rooms. Access is via a small outbuilding that offers ample storage or the main door opening into a furniture-compatible entrance hall. The utility rooms hold space for washing equipment and condenser dryers. Bathrooms have older features, including reddish-brown tiled floors, cream tile walls, toilets, and showers. Kitchens are spacious, featuring aged but well-maintained light wood with stoves, extractors, and fridge-freezers, opening to living areas with beech parquet floors and direct access to private terraces and gardens. The surroundings include lovely green spaces, and a bus stop within walking distance.

On Allevej in Gadbjerg, four cozy semi-detached houses offer two-room apartments of 68 m². These feature large carpeted entrances with generous closet and wardrobe space. Bathrooms display older retro-style reddish-brown patterned tiles. Bedrooms are fitted with built-in wardrobes. The roomy kitchens, fitted with light wood doors and drawers, include appliances such as separate cooktops and built-in ovens within cabinets, along with fridge-freezers. Each kitchen connects openly to spacious living rooms with carpeted floors and wooden ceilings. From the living room, one can step out onto a pleasant terrace amid beautiful green common areas. This location is surrounded by nature, bordered by forest and fields. Parking is right outside, and grocery stores are about 1,000 meters away.

At Bakkevænget in Farre, semi-detached family houses built from reddish-brown bricks include four family units. Access is via a small outbuilding offering convenient storage or directly into a furnishing-friendly entrance. The utility rooms are fitted to accommodate both washing machines and condenser dryers. Bathrooms, although older, possess reddish-brown tiled floors and cream tile walls with toilets and showers. Bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. Kitchens, made from older light wood, include stoves, extractors, and fridge-freezers, opening into living rooms with fine beech parquet floors and exits to private terraces and gardens.

This property also features six bright and inviting two-room apartments accessed via an external spiral staircase to the first and second floors. Entrances are bright with ample storage and parquet flooring extending throughout. Bathrooms have attractive gray tile or linoleum flooring and white tiled walls. Kitchens are equipped with white laminate and light wood cabinetry, stoves, extractors, and fridge-freezers, opening up to spacious and well-lit living rooms. Bedrooms are light and contain built-in closets. Bygaden includes a cozy communal courtyard with planters, vegetation, garden furniture, and parking adjacent. The location is central in Vonge, close to grocery stores and bus stops.

In the heart of Thyregod, Borgergade consists of a well-preserved older multi-story building with a red-plastered facade and six-sectioned windows. This former commercial building has been converted into five bright apartments with two or three rooms each. Access to first and second floors is via an external staircase. Entrances are well-lit, providing ample storage and parquet flooring consistent throughout the units. Bathrooms, while older, are well-kept, combining white tiled and glass fabric walls with linoleum flooring. There is space allocated for washing machines and/or condenser dryers. Kitchens feature white laminate and light wood furnishings, stoves, extractors, and fridge-freezers, connected openly to large, bright living rooms. Each unit includes a shed or storage room. The building has a small courtyard with picnic tables and parking next to the property.

Langgade in Gadbjerg houses a two-story red brick building containing four bright family apartments. Bathrooms are well-maintained with elegant gray tiled floors and white glass fabric walls and tiles in the showers. Kitchens crafted from light wood include stoves, extractors, fridge-freezers, and ample cabinet and drawer storage. Beautiful beech parquet floors and large, light-filled windows contribute to a warm ambiance throughout. Ground-floor apartments include private terraces. The surroundings offer a large green common garden with trees, flower beds, and grass, along with nearby forest and open fields. Gadbjerg town center is within easy reach, and parking is immediately outside the homes.

On Stadionvej in Givskud, a former retail building converted in 1996 provides six family apartments featuring a shared covered entrance. These residences benefit from excellent natural light and feature generous, welcoming furnished entrances with high ceilings. Bedrooms contain built-in closets. Bathrooms have tasteful gray tile floors, white glass fabric walls, and white tiles in showers. Open kitchens in light wood are fitted with stoves, extractors, fridge-freezers, and generous storage. Beech parquet flooring flows throughout the apartments, including living rooms where large windows and terrace doors open to private terraces and gardens. Parking is available nearby, public buses stop directly at the door, and schools, grocery stores, and the Zoo are only a few hundred meters away.

Anlægsstien in Givskud similarly occupies a former retail building converted in 1996 into six family apartments with a common covered entrance. These bright dwellings include spacious, inviting furnished entrances with tall ceilings, bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, bathrooms with upscale gray tiles and white glass fabric walls, and open kitchens in light wood furnished with stoves, extractors, fridge-freezers, and plenty of storage. Beech parquet floors continue through living areas, which open to private terraces and gardens. Parking is close at hand, a bus service stops at the doorstep, and nearby are schools, supermarkets, and the Zoo.

Once again at Vestvangen in Vonge, there are delightful reddish-brown brick terraced houses with one student apartment and four family homes. Family dwellings feature access through small outbuildings with good storage or the main door leading to a furnishing-friendly entrance. Utility rooms can accommodate washing machines and condenser dryers. Bathrooms, though older, have reddish-brown tiled floors and cream-colored tile walls, equipped with toilets and showers. Kitchens are older but well cared for, with light wood cabinetry, stoves, extractors, and fridge-freezers, open to living rooms with fine beech parquet floors and private terrace and garden access. Student units contain small kitchens and bathrooms without designated space for laundry machines, and single rooms function as combined living and sleeping areas. The location provides views over lush green surroundings and fields and remains conveniently close to schools and amenities.

For inquiries, please reference rental number 136-23-219.

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