3 room house on 82 m2

Bright homes with private outdoor areas are designed around practical layouts. At Fugleparken, the family homes have wide door openings and no internal steps; the living room opens onto a garden and terrace. The eat-in kitchens have beech cupboard fronts, ample storage, light-grey worktops and easy-to-clean linoleum floors. Each home comes with a fridge-freezer, extractor hood and either a cooker or built-in hobs. Bathrooms are finished in light colours, with a shower enclosure, light-grey floor tiles and white wall tiles. Built-in cupboards in the bedrooms provide plenty of storage. The homes at Mejerivænget and Aagade have bright interiors and well-planned layouts, with the kitchen opening onto the living room. Their white HTH units have beech edging, and a fridge-freezer, cooker and extractor hood are included. The bathroom has grey floor tiles with underfloor heating, tiled walls in the shower area and a neat vanity unit supporting the washbasin. Each ground-floor home at Mejerivænget and Aagade has a private garden and terrace, maintained by the tenant. The family homes at Overbygård are row houses on a cul-de-sac. The fitted kitchen has white doors and space for a small dining table; a fridge-freezer, cooker and extractor hood are provided. In the shower room, underfloor heating lies beneath the floor tiles, and a window allows ventilation. Beech parquet runs throughout except in the kitchen, where the floor is practical vinyl. Every bedroom has fitted cupboards. The homes are next to a pleasant public playground where ball games can be played. Each has a garden maintained by the tenant, a private outbuilding and additional storage space in the loft. The Overbygård senior homes are a residential community for autistic people in the north-eastern part of Tørring. All rooms have fitted cupboards, and the absence of thresholds makes it easy to move around in a wheelchair. The homes include a fridge with a freezer compartment, an extractor hood, a countertop oven and hobs. No. 14 has a kitchenette and no oven. No. 16 also has no oven, but does have recessed hobs. The bright bathrooms have shower cabins and vanity units. At Tingbakken in Lindved, the row houses are light and welcoming, with space both indoors and out. There are no thresholds, and the doors are wide enough for wheelchair access. Lacquered beech parquet is used throughout except in the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen, which is open to the living room, has a practical layout and grey laminate units. The supplied appliances are either a fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment, a ceramic hob cooker and an extractor hood. The bathroom has a shower area, tiled flooring, light-coloured walls and underfloor heating; a window provides ventilation. The living room gives access to a private garden with a shed, which the tenant lays out and maintains. All home types except the two-room homes have a utility room, and every type has fitted cupboards in the sleeping rooms. The bright apartments at Hovedgaden have a good layout and either a terrace or balcony. Their bathroom has floor tiles and underfloor heating. The well-planned kitchen, open to the living room, has beech-veneer doors and grey worktops. A fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment, a ceramic hob cooker and an extractor hood with central extraction are provided. Bedrooms have fitted cupboards, and lacquered beech parquet covers the floors except in the kitchen area, where practical vinyl is laid. Ground-floor residents have a private terrace; those on the 1st floor have a spacious, sheltered balcony. At Damgårdsvej, the bright apartments have a kitchen opening onto the living room, with beech-veneer doors. A ceramic hob cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer are included. The shower room has light-coloured walls, a window for ventilation and underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles. Every home also has a technical room containing the gas boiler and offering storage space. Beech parquet is used throughout apart from the kitchen area, which has vinyl, and all sleeping rooms have fitted cupboards. Each home has a private garden and terrace, laid out and maintained by the tenant. The homes at Grønnevej have practical layouts and a garden or terrace. Their bathrooms have underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, tiled shower enclosures and a neat vanity unit supporting the washbasin. The well-equipped kitchens come with a fridge-freezer, cooker and extractor hood, and have practical vinyl flooring. The remaining floors are finished in beech parquet, and all sleeping rooms have fitted cupboards. All even-numbered homes and no. 1 have their own terrace; the other homes have a garden maintained by the tenant.

At Skolevej, every row house has its own washing machine and garden. The bathrooms and kitchens date from when the homes were built. All homes have a utility room, although there is no direct passage from it into the rest of the home. The kitchen is open to the living room and comes with a fridge with a freezer compartment, a freestanding cooker and an extractor hood. The red-brick row houses at Rosavej date from 1985 and 1989, have fibre-cement roofs and private gardens maintained by the tenants. The living rooms and bedrooms have practical lacquered beech parquet, fitted cupboards are provided in every room, and the lack of thresholds allows wheelchair access. The well-planned kitchen has beech units dating from the original construction, plenty of worktop space and room for a dining table. A cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer are supplied. In some homes, the appliance is a fridge with a freezer compartment, replaced with a fridge-freezer if it breaks down. Bathrooms are in light shades and have electrically heated floors. Three-room homes have an additional entrance leading to a utility room with the same floor tiles as the bathroom and space for a washer-dryer stack. A washing machine is included with both two-room and three-room tenancies. Shared outdoor areas include a playground, picnic tables and benches, and a pleasant communal terrace. The family homes at Åparken are detached villas, except for nos. 66 and 68, which are joined. Built in 1986 and 1989, they stand on the outskirts of Uldum. Beech parquet is laid in the living room and bedrooms, while the kitchen has practical vinyl; all rooms have fitted cupboards. The eat-in kitchen has veneered units and comes with a cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer. A few homes have a fridge without a freezer, which is replaced by a fridge-freezer if it breaks down. Tenants may apply to have a dishwasher installed, but should expect to pay for adapting the installation and kitchen cupboard and for the drain. The shower room has underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, light wall tiles and a roof window for ventilation. There is also a utility room with a door to the outside and a tiled floor. The living room opens onto a reasonably large garden maintained by the tenant. One garage is available to rent through a waiting list. The Åparken senior homes are close to Nedergården Nursing Centre in central Uldum. Nos. 30-40 are for young people with developmental disabilities, while the remaining homes are intended for older people. A fridge with a freezer compartment is provided; nos. 30-40 also come with two separate hobs, a countertop oven and an extractor hood. The bathroom has non-slip floor tiles and underfloor heating. Nos. 42-58 have sliding doors. In nos. 30-40, a washing machine and condenser tumble dryer may be installed. For nos. 42-58, an application is required and the tenant pays for installation. Each tenancy includes a small garden and terrace. The Kærvejen row houses have a carport and the option of a private garden. Beech parquet is used throughout, though the kitchen floor may be vinyl. All rooms have fitted cupboards, and there are no thresholds, allowing wheelchair access. The kitchen, open to the living room, has light-beech units and comes with either a fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment, as well as a cooker and extractor hood. The bathroom has underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, light-coloured walls and a window for ventilation. Space and connections for a washer-dryer stack are provided. Residents can choose whether or not to have a small private garden. At Østergårdsvej, the kitchen opens onto the living room and has a practical layout with light-coloured units. A fridge-freezer, cooker and extractor hood are supplied. The shower room has a linoleum floor and light walls. Beech parquet runs through the home apart from the kitchen area, which has practical vinyl, and all sleeping rooms have fitted cupboards. The homes have access to a substantial park-like area with picnic tables and benches, a playground, ball court, terrace and barbecue area. Ground-floor homes have private gardens maintained by the tenants; 1st-floor homes have balconies, and some also have an outdoor, furnished landing. A good network of paths leads into town. The apartments at Gl. Jernbanevej have the same layout and features as those at Hovedgaden: a bathroom with floor tiles and underfloor heating, and a well-planned kitchen open to the living room, with beech-veneer doors and grey worktops. A fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment, a ceramic hob cooker and an extractor hood with central extraction are provided. Bedrooms have fitted cupboards, and lacquered beech parquet covers the floors except for practical vinyl in the kitchen area. Ground-floor residents have private terraces, while residents on the 1st floor have spacious balconies that are sheltered from the wind. The family row houses at Hybenvej date from 1985 and are built of red brick with fibre-cement roofs. Each has a private garden maintained by the tenant. Beech parquet is used throughout apart from the kitchen, which has vinyl. Fitted cupboards are provided in all rooms, and the absence of thresholds allows wheelchair access. The well-planned kitchen has room for a small dining table and comes with a cooker, extractor hood and either a fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment; the latter is replaced with a fridge-freezer if it breaks down. The bathroom has underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, tiled walls and a window for ventilation. The Hybenvej senior homes, built in 1984/1989, are located by Møllebo Care Centre. All rooms have fitted cupboards, and no thresholds makes wheelchair access easy. The homes come with built-in hobs, a built-in oven, either a fridge with a freezer compartment or a fridge-freezer, and an extractor hood. The bathroom has a sliding door, and every tenancy has a garden or terrace.

Askevej consists of single-storey row houses in Åle, Rask Mølle, Hornborg, Lindved and Tørring. All were built in the latter half of the 1980s. Well-maintained shared outdoor areas are provided at every location. A shared room for larger gatherings is available everywhere except at Kingosvej. The Møllevænget homes in Lindved are red-brick row houses dating from 1985, with fibre-cement roofs and private gardens maintained by the tenants. Beech parquet is laid throughout except in the kitchen, where the floor is vinyl. Every room has fitted cupboards, and the homes have no thresholds, allowing wheelchair access. The kitchen is well planned, has room for a small dining table and comes with a cooker, extractor hood and either a fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment; the latter is replaced by a fridge-freezer if it breaks down. The bathroom has underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, tiled walls and a window for ventilation. A washer-dryer stack can be placed in the practical back hallway, which has floor tiles and an exterior door. The homes are heated by electricity, and heat pumps significantly reduce heating costs. Each home has a shed. The Kingosvej homes in Hornborg are well-planned row houses built in 1985, with red-brick walls, fibre-cement roofs and private gardens maintained by the tenants. The living room and bedrooms have practical beech parquet, and fitted cupboards are installed in every room. The well-equipped kitchen has HTH oak-veneer units and space for a small dining table. A cooker, extractor hood and either a fridge-freezer or a fridge with a freezer compartment are supplied; the latter is replaced by a fridge-freezer if it breaks down. Dishwasher installation may be requested, but the tenant pays for adapting the cooker installation and kitchen cupboard and for establishing a drain. The bathroom has underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, tiled walls and a window for ventilation. There is also a pleasant utility room with an exterior door and a tiled floor. Søndervang comprises detached, single-storey villas in Ølholm, built in 1993 with red-brick walls and fibre-cement roofs. Beech parquet is used throughout the living room and bedrooms. All rooms have fitted cupboards, and the homes have no thresholds, allowing wheelchair access. The eat-in kitchen has veneered units and practical vinyl flooring; a cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer are included. Some homes have a fridge without a freezer, replaced by a fridge-freezer if it breaks down. Tenants may apply to have a dishwasher installed, but should expect to pay for adapting the installation and kitchen cupboard and for the drain. In the shower room, underfloor heating is beneath the floor tiles; the walls have light-coloured tiles, and a roof window allows ventilation. A utility room with a tiled floor and an exterior door is also provided. The living room opens onto a reasonably large garden maintained by the tenant. The Fuglevænget family homes are bright, with wide door openings and no internal steps. The living room leads directly to the garden and terrace. Eat-in kitchens have beech cupboard doors, plenty of storage, light-grey worktops and easy-to-clean linoleum floors. A fridge-freezer, extractor hood and either a cooker or built-in hobs are supplied. Bathrooms are light in colour, and the shower enclosures have beige wall tiles. Built-in cupboards in the rooms provide ample storage. The Jasminvej row houses are in Rask Mølle, close to Møllebo Care Centre. These single-storey homes were built in 1993 with red-brick walls and fibre-cement roofs. Beech parquet is laid everywhere except in the kitchen, where the floor is vinyl. All rooms have fitted cupboards, and the absence of thresholds allows wheelchair access. The kitchen is open to the living room and has space for a small dining table. A cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer are included, although some homes instead have a fridge with a freezer compartment. The shower room has underfloor heating beneath the floor tiles, light-coloured wall tiles and a window for ventilation. There is also a back hallway with an exterior door, tiled flooring, a worktop with a sink and space for a washer-dryer stack. The living room opens onto a garden maintained by the tenant, and each tenancy also includes a shed. When making an enquiry, please state tenancy no. 32-54-1907.

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