3 room house on 78 m2

Bright homes with private outdoor spaces

The homes have practical layouts, with features varying by location. At Stenløkken, the attractive semi-detached homes include a mezzanine. A small terrace by the entrance has room for a table, chairs and plant pots, while the entrance hall provides generous cupboard space. In the living room, a small recess leads to the kitchen, which retains its original light-wood doors and has a laminate worktop, fridge-freezer, cooker and extractor hood. The one-room homes have a small fridge with a freezer compartment. A short staircase leads up to the cosy mezzanine, which has a wall-to-wall carpet and can serve as a bedroom or a small additional room. The spacious bathroom has grey tiles and room for a washing machine. Clothes can be dried using the tumble dryers in the communal laundry room or the washing lines on the grounds.

The accessible terraced homes at Stadionvej have sliding doors, wide doorways and no thresholds. Their kitchen-dining rooms have white-painted cabinet doors, a greyish laminate worktop, cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer. The spacious bathroom has light-coloured tiles on both floor and walls. There is no communal laundry room, but a private washing machine can be installed in the bathroom or entrance porch. An extra room, built in 2000, can be used as a bedroom and has ample cupboard space. The bedroom and living room both open onto a pleasant terrace. The accessible homes at Hedemarken are designed with space for residents who use, for example, a wheelchair or walking frame. They have wide doorways and no thresholds; the kitchen has no base units to leave room for a wheelchair and includes a rolling drawer unit for easy access. Appliances comprise a fridge-freezer, extractor hood and an older cooker with hob and oven. The floors combine tiles, linoleum and wall-to-wall carpets. The accessible bathroom has retro, light or dark-grey tiles. There is no communal laundry room. Cupboard space is provided in the bedroom and entrance hall, and the living room opens onto a private terrace and garden. Residents can also use the pleasant green communal areas. The homes at Damløkken are likewise laid out for wheelchair or walking-frame users, with wide doorways, no thresholds, a kitchen without base units and a rolling drawer unit. The kitchen has a fridge-freezer, extractor hood and older cooker with hob and oven. Flooring combines tiles, linoleum and wall-to-wall carpets; the accessible bathroom has retro, light or dark-grey tiles. Cupboards are provided in the bedroom and entrance hall, and the living room leads to a private terrace and garden.

At Kirkestræde, Bogense, all residents reach their homes via an external access gallery. The two-room homes are single-storey. All three- and four-room homes are arranged over two floors, apart from one on the 1st floor and one on the 2nd floor, both of which are single-storey. In some two-storey homes, the bedroom is on the 2nd floor and the bathroom on the 1st floor. The spacious living room has room for dining and everyday living. One home has an unusually good view of the harbour from the living room. The older kitchen is well maintained, with beech cabinet doors and either mahogany or beech worktops. Appliances include a fridge-freezer, cooker with ceramic hobs and extractor hood. The bathroom has either linoleum flooring or light-coloured tiles. Residents may also use the drying racks in the communal area. The terraced homes at Rasmus Nielsensvej were built in 1986 and each has a garden and terrace. All rooms are well presented and receive good natural light; the bedrooms have solid wood floors and plenty of cupboard space. The older kitchen has wooden units, cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer, with the option of installing a dishwasher. The large bathroom has timeless, light-coloured tiles. Green communal areas include inviting picnic table-and-bench sets.

At Maderupvej, the terraced homes have private gardens and terraces and are set in the peaceful, attractive surroundings of Hårslev, beside open fields. The original kitchens have wooden units, the necessary appliances and space for a private dishwasher. These homes also have older bathrooms and well-presented rooms with built-in cupboards. The remaining terraced homes were built in the early 2000s and have attractive rooms, large windows that bring in plenty of light, and solid wood floors. Their large bathrooms have light-coloured tiled floors, a shower and a toilet. A spacious, bright utility room has room for both a washing machine and tumble dryer. The well-appointed kitchen is made with quality materials and has light-wood fronts, cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer, as well as a pleasant view of nature. Both the bedroom and living room open onto the garden. These homes have communal sheds, and residents can also relax in the large green shared areas, which include a playground. The terraced homes at Skovbrynet are in Morud, surrounded by woodland and attractive countryside. They have solid wood floors and good cupboard space. The older, light-wood kitchen is equipped with a cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer. The bathroom has a timeless design with light-coloured felt walls and a tiled floor. The utility room has tall cupboards and space for a private washing machine. Each home opens onto its own garden and terrace, and residents can also use the green communal areas with picnic table-and-bench sets.

Vestervænget's care home is situated in a pleasant green area. Its small kitchenette has a fridge with a freezer compartment. The spacious bathroom is accessible and allows a wheelchair to move around easily. Residents have access to a small private garden and to green communal areas with picnic table-and-bench sets. Vestervænget's senior homes are low-energy homes with attractive beech parquet floors in every room and underfloor heating beneath the light tiles in the entrance hall, utility room and bathroom. The bedroom has ample cupboard space. The timeless kitchen has light-coloured, spacious cupboards and drawers, a fridge-freezer, cooker and extractor hood, with provision for a private dishwasher. It opens onto the living room, which leads out to a private terrace and garden. Bathroom layouts vary between homes, but are generally finished in a light, timeless style. Grab rails and raised fittings, for example at the washbasin, can be installed on request. The bathroom tiles continue into the entrance hall and utility room. There are no thresholds, and sliding doors make it easy to get around with a walking frame or wheelchair. The bedroom has ample cupboard space. Vesterled, centrally located in Søndersø, is Nordfyns Psychiatric Centre, combining a support centre and an activity house. It comprises an activity house of approximately 325 square metres and 16 apartments, each approximately 62 square metres, joined in pairs in 8 cosy brick terraced houses. The apartments are positioned on either side of the activity house, which also serves as a communal house. Each home has an inviting kitchenette with a small fridge and freezer compartment, as well as a large bathroom with plenty of space. The rentals include a small private terrace and access to green communal areas.

At Plantagevej, the terraced homes have good cupboard space in both the entrance hall and bedroom, and continuous wooden floors in all rooms. The older, well-maintained kitchen has wooden doors and space beneath the worktop for, for example, a wheelchair. It is equipped with two separate hobs, an oven, fridge-freezer and extractor hood. The original bathroom has a brown tiled floor and room to manoeuvre with a walking frame or wheelchair. A small garden and terrace are accessed from the home. The red-brick terraced homes at Hestehaven are in the small village of Veflinge and each has a garden, terrace and shed. All rooms are well presented, receive good natural light and have solid wood floors; the bedrooms have ample cupboard space. The older, light-wood kitchen has a cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer. Some homes have the option of installing a private dishwasher. The large, older bathroom is well presented, with timeless tiles on the floor and walls. A washing machine can be placed in the utility room. Residents may also use the shared terrace with picnic table-and-bench sets and enjoy the green surroundings. The reddish-brown terraced homes at Vestervang were built in 1988 and stand beside the local football club in a quiet, pleasant neighbourhood in Skamby. They have attractive parquet flooring and a well-maintained, light kitchen with cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer, plus the option of installing a private dishwasher. The bathroom is bright and timeless in style. The living room opens onto a private garden and terrace.

Odensevej offers bright city apartments in central Søndersø, in an old, charming, pale-yellow building. The apartments were modernised in the early 2000s and have attractive, old sanded wooden floors and high ceilings; the 2nd-floor apartments also have skylights. The entrance hall has linoleum flooring. The large, timeless bathroom has linoleum on both floor and walls. The attractive kitchen is open to the living room and has a cooker, extractor hood and fridge-freezer. The bedroom has built-in cupboards. Parking spaces are directly outside the building. There is no communal laundry room. At Stationsvej, the former station building in Skamby has been converted into attractive, bright apartments primarily intended for young people, though others interested may also apply. The compact kitchenette is well laid out, with a two-burner hob, a small fridge with freezer compartment and tall cupboards. The bathroom is well maintained and has timeless tiles. Green communal areas are complemented by a cobbled barn that can be used for storage, for example for bicycles. Edelkær's terraced homes are for people with mental and physical disabilities. Each has a private kitchenette with a small fridge and two separate hobs, plus a bathroom with light-coloured tiles on the floor and walls. The living room opens onto a small private terrace. Residents also have access to two shared terraces with picnic table-and-bench sets and green communal areas. A small parking area is located outside the homes.

The bright homes at Plantagevænget have wooden floors and good cupboard space. The kitchen has light-wood doors, a fridge-freezer, extractor hood, separate oven and four hobs. The spacious bathroom has a light-coloured, timeless tiled floor. A washing machine and tumble dryer can be installed in the bathroom or the utility room. There is also access to a private garden and terrace from the utility room. Lindebjerg Have's cosy terraced homes for older residents have light wooden floors and double cupboards in the bedroom. The original dark-wood kitchen includes a fridge-freezer, extractor hood, four hobs and oven. The accessible bathroom has retro mosaic tiles on the floor and walls. The utility room has space for a private washing machine and tumble dryer. Each home has its own garden and terrace. At Vestergade, the terraced home's bedroom has double wardrobes and opens onto the private garden and terrace. The light kitchen has white laminate doors, a fridge-freezer, extractor hood, two hobs and an oven. The timeless bathroom has linoleum flooring, underfloor heating and light-coloured tiled walls. A private washing machine and condenser dryer can be installed in the bathroom. There is no shed attached to the home, but it does have a small utility room.

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