Family Home - Danmarksgade

About the housing estate (the information may cover other housing types): Estate description In the city centre there are 84 homes, built over 2-4 floors. Søgade was built in 1983 - a 2-storey development. Rådhusstrædet was built in 1986 over 2 and 3 floors, located right in the centre between the Town Hall and Danmarksgade. Søgade housing development is located in the city centre with close links to the town hall, library, railway station, cinema, bus station and the city's main shopping street with shops of every kind. School and daycare institution in the immediate vicinity. Bus connections directly at the development to the city's overall route network. Rådhusstrædet. The development is located along Rådhusstrædet, between Parallelvej and Danmarksgade, thereby linking the pedestrian street with Rådhusøen. The buildings are designed as modern construction over 1½ - 2½ floors and harmonise with the surrounding newer and older development. On the ground floor facing Parallelvej and out towards the square there is a kiosk and a public toilet. The building is constructed of red bricks with light partition walls and a red tiled roof. Parking areas are found in the courtyard up to the car park. A dedicated bicycle room has been set up at the end of the development. In the basement there is a storage room for each apartment, a shared laundry and a party hall for approx. 25 people, and a shelter has been set up under the kiosk. All apartments are fitted with solid kitchens and bathrooms. The apartments have a cooker and a ventilation system above the cooker. 4 ground-floor apartments have been set up as accessible homes. Danmarksgade 22-24. The newest addition to the family is Danmarksgade by Palads, which was built in 1999. The building is 4 floors, all with lifts and with a shared lounge on each floor. There is a party hall on the ground floor. Photos may be from the area and may show a different housing type. Laundry: No. Door intercom: No. Antenna association: No. Internet connection: No. Waiting list rules: The selected home is a family home. Letting of social family homes is done through a waiting list, and a vacant home must be offered to the household at the top of the waiting list, provided that household meets any requirements regarding size and composition. Contact the housing organisation for the exact waiting list rules.