1 room house on 22 m2

The homes offer practical, functional layouts. In Haderslev's northern district, Højgårdkollegiet is a welcoming, modern student residence with views of woodland and open fields. Built in 2001 and 2005, it comprises seven blocks containing 57 youth homes. The development combines closely grouped, comfortable single-storey houses with a two-storey building; their light-coloured façades give the buildings a modern appearance.

Green communal outdoor areas feature fruit trees, small hedges and flowers in many colours, as well as table-and-bench sets where residents can sit quietly with their study books. A farm borders the residence, and the farmer is willing to rent green space to residents who have a horse. Woodland with walking and cycling trails is only a short distance away. The residence prioritises renewable energy and recycling, encourages residents to make environmentally conscious choices, has solar panels on the roofs and provides recycling stations for sorting cardboard, glass and other materials.

A large communal building includes a party room with space for approximately 30 people, toilets, a kitchen, table football and a shared laundry room. The residents' association occasionally organises parties, and residents may also rent the communal building for their own event. Use of the building is free and must be booked via the laundry card. Covered bicycle shelters are available, along with free car and motorcycle parking within walking distance of the home.

When making an enquiry, please state tenancy number 16-52-30.

• Youth housing
• Floor plan