In a striking red-brick property, you now have the opportunity to take over this rental apartment in Højer. The home features a clear and streamlined aesthetic, created in part by the abundant natural light and the attractive living area. The living room is the largest room in the home and is easy to furnish, as a wide, arched opening naturally divides the room into two connected sections. This gives you excellent opportunities to create a dining area at one end and a sitting area at the other. The kitchen is an integrated part of the room, with white cabinets, a dark worktop and ample storage space in both the upper and lower cupboards. Two windows above the kitchen worktop provide pleasant daylight. The apartment’s two rooms are located side by side. One room is accessed from the area by the kitchen, while the other has direct access from the living room. The bathroom is located adjacent to the living room and features a shower enclosure and attractive furnishings. Parking is available on the street, and there is a shared garden. A basement storage room may be available. Contact the office for further information or to arrange a viewing. The property is conveniently located within a short walking distance of several everyday amenities. You can easily do your grocery shopping at the local Brugsen supermarket, and you are likewise close to a school, childcare facilities and sports amenities. The beautiful surrounding nature should also be mentioned. Outside, the property is surrounded by greenery. From the living room, you can look directly out onto the green surroundings, and at the rear of the property there is a sunny terrace that can be used. Tønder was the first town in Denmark to be granted market town rights, as early as 1243. Known as “the capital of the marshes,” it is renowned for its beautiful old houses and rich history. As early as the 12th century, a marketplace was located at the delta of the Vidå River, and since then the town has experienced periods of growth. The beautiful old houses from this period bear witness to the town’s great flourishing, when the lace-making industry became its primary source of income. This craft can still be seen being practised in town during the summer months. The charming old streets provide the setting for a highly varied and vibrant commercial life. The exciting selection of shops is complemented by the charm of the cosy squares and public spaces, as well as the narrow alleys, which are well supplied with cafés and restaurants.