2 room house on 69 m2

At Præstevænget in Errindlev, the family homes are close to the centre. These practical terraced houses were built in 1987, with red brick façades, tiled roofs and white doors and windows. Heat pumps are installed to help keep heating costs economical. Fibre internet is available, but tenants must arrange the connection to their individual home themselves. The shower rooms have practical floor tiles and plain white wall tiles. In the two-room homes, the kitchen has a fridge with a freezer compartment; the three-room homes have a fridge-freezer. All homes include a cooker, except 5B and 5C, which have separate hobs and an oven. Every kitchen also has an extractor hood and room for a dining table. The accessible homes feature beech parquet flooring, built-in cupboards in every room and the entrance hall, and a door from the living room to a generously sized garden.

The apartments on Østervej are modern homes with underfloor heating, centrally located in Holeby. This two-storey development was built in 2004, with red and yellow brick, white windows and a red tiled roof. Each home has a small storage shed in the group beside the parking area. A shared garden has a table-and-bench set. The homes are designed without door thresholds, allowing wheelchair users to move around easily. Note that the two-room and three-room apartments at 21B and 21C are on the first floor. These bright apartments have kitchens with dining areas, separated from the living room by a half-height wall. The kitchen floors are vinyl, while the living rooms and bedrooms have solid, lacquered ash floors. Underfloor heating throughout means there are no radiators. Built-in cupboards are provided in every room. Kitchens have white units, light-coloured worktops, a cooker and an extractor hood. The spacious bathrooms have slip-resistant floor tiles and white tiles on the walls exposed to water.

The two senior homes on Ryttervej are in a quiet residential neighbourhood in central Holeby. They occupy a pleasant terraced house built in 1975, with white brickwork and an asbestos-cement roof. Each home has a utility room. The inviting eat-in kitchen contains a fridge with a freezer compartment, an extractor hood, separate hobs and a countertop oven. The bathroom floor is vinyl, while the rest of the home has wooden flooring. A built-in cupboard is fitted in the bedroom, and the home has an accessible layout. The living room opens onto a private garden.

On Nødebjerg, 19 pleasant yellow-brick terraced houses dating from 1979 stand on a cul-de-sac in a quiet residential area. In 2015, the kitchens and bathrooms in homes 71, 73, 81, 85, 91-99, 103 and 105 were renovated. These bathrooms have large dark-grey floor tiles and white wall tiles; the underfloor heating was changed from electric to water-based, and a large mirror and cupboard unit were installed. The other bathrooms have electric underfloor heating, vinyl floors and beige wall tiles, as well as a window for ventilation. The kitchen is open to the living room, which has a door to the garden, and all bedrooms have built-in cupboards. There is a shared bicycle shed. Every home also has its own storage shed: some are directly connected to the home, while others are in a shared shed building with individually locked storage rooms. Shared lawns around the homes include space for play, a barbecue area and table-and-bench sets. There are five carports in total, available for rent subject to a waiting list.

Magasinvej's family homes are near Holeby bus station, in the town centre. The bus station is one minute away, and a grocery store is directly opposite. The school, sports facilities and sports grounds are within walking or cycling distance. Built in 1983, the two-storey building is made of red brick and contains 10 homes. The one-room homes are at 2B, ground floor, and 2G, first floor. The two-room homes are at 2C, ground floor; 2D, ground floor; 2E, ground floor; 2H, first floor; 2I, first floor; and 2K, first floor. The three-room homes are at 2A, ground floor, and 2F, first floor. Residents can use a shared covered terrace with a table-and-bench set, a shared bicycle shed and a shared storage building where each resident has an individually locked shed. Bathrooms have tiled walls and a window for ventilation. In the one-room homes, the kitchen is open to the living room; the two- and three-room homes have separate kitchens. The two-room homes have space for a dining table. Appliances include a fridge-freezer, except in the one-room homes, which have a fridge with a freezer compartment, as well as an extractor hood. Cooker types vary in the two- and three-room homes; the one-room homes have a hob recessed into the worktop. All bedrooms have built-in cupboards. Every ground-floor home has a door from the living room to its own garden. First-floor homes have an access gallery, and residents in the end apartments have room for a small café table.

Homes 1-16 at Flintebjerg 48 are senior housing connected to the Aktiv. Bo Lolland senior centre and were built in 2005. Their particularly bright interiors benefit from daylight entering through the roof structure. The smooth façade surfaces are anthracite grey, with dark-grey windows and doors. A shared terrace directly beside the homes provides space to spend time together. Kitchens have a fridge with a freezer compartment, a two-burner recessed ceramic hob and an extractor hood. The kitchen is open to the living room, which leads to a private terrace. The large bathroom has a sliding door and underfloor heating, keeping the floor warm. Practical linoleum covers both the floor and walls. The remaining floors are wooden, and every bedroom has a built-in cupboard.

The senior homes at Flintebjerg 18-40 are also connected to the Aktiv. Bo Lolland senior centre. They are built in yellow brick, with grey windows and doors and black roof tiles. The large bathrooms have sliding doors, underfloor heating and grey-mottled floor tiles, with light-coloured wall tiles. The kitchen area opens onto the living room, and built-in cupboards are fitted in the apartment. The floors are wooden, and the living room has a door to a small garden.

Egevænget is a pleasant cul-de-sac in a residential area with very little traffic. Fourteen terraced homes were built here in 1985, in yellow brick with white windows and doors and red tiled roofs. Their bathrooms have vinyl flooring and glass-fibre wall covering. Each small kitchen has a fridge with a freezer compartment, separate hobs, a countertop oven and an extractor hood. The home has a movable built-in cupboard that can be used to divide the living room; the living room also opens onto a private garden. Solid beech parquet is laid in the living room and bedroom, while the entrance hall and kitchen have tiled floors.

The homes on Bøgevænget are for older residents and people with dementia, and are connected to the Bøgevænget centre for older people and people with dementia. Numbers 2-48 were built in 1957 and renovated in 1991. Homes 2-12 are on the first floor; numbers 10 and 12 have balconies. Numbers 50-64 date from 1995, and numbers 66-86 came into use in 2002. A shared laundry is included; it is used by municipal staff to wash residents' clothes, with the cost charged through the rent. The centre also has, among other facilities, a small communal room that residents may use free of charge. Shared areas have well-maintained planting and table-and-bench sets. The homes have accessible layouts and sliding bathroom doors; bathrooms also have height-adjustable washbasins. Kitchens are equipped with a fridge with a freezer compartment, an extractor hood connected to central extraction and separate hobs. Homes 2-48 additionally have a countertop oven. The living room opens onto a private garden, except in homes 2-12, which are on the first floor.

When making an enquiry, please state tenancy number 9-74-404.

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