Bright terraced house on two floors with terrace and garden in Ringsted

Spacious terraced house with four rooms spread over two floors This modern terraced house of 106 m² has four rooms across two floors. The well-thought-out layout creates a natural division between shared living areas and private spaces. The home suits both couples and the small family who want plenty of space, practical solutions and flexible layout options. Hulemarken is building a selection of homes with a special focus on spaciousness, materials and a cohesive overall feel. They have either herringbone flooring or a sloped ceiling to the ridge in the open-plan kitchen and living area. This home has herringbone flooring, which gives the home a warm and exclusive character. A natural gathering point On the ground floor, the kitchen, open-plan area and living room form one open living space. There is room for both a dining table and a sofa, and the layout connects well with the rest of the home. The kitchen is an integrated part of the living space, so it is easy to be together while meals are prepared. The good room size also allows for both a dining area and cosy lounge zones. Room for both privacy and everyday life The home's three bedrooms are on the first floor. The largest works ideally as a main bedroom and has built-in wardrobes with plenty of storage space. The two other rooms can be arranged as children's rooms, a guest room or a home office. This gives flexibility and makes it easy to adapt the home to everyday needs. Between the rooms there is a small hallway and a bathroom with a stacked washer-dryer, consisting of a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Practical layout from entrance to first floor The entrance on the ground floor has room for outerwear and storage and gives access to the home's bathroom. With a bathroom on both floors, everyday life becomes more practical, especially when several people share the home. The layout makes good use of the space and combines open shared rooms with more private areas. Outdoor living and good storage options The home has two terraces and a private garden, so there are good opportunities to enjoy outdoor life, from morning coffee to relaxing in the sun. There is also a tool shed, bicycle parking, one exclusive parking space in the shared parking area, and shared parking. Home details • Terraced house with four rooms and a floor area of 106 m² • The home is spread over two floors • Open kitchen and living area • Main bedroom with built-in wardrobes • Two additional rooms that can be used for children, guests or a home office • Bathroom on both the ground floor and the first floor • Entrance with storage space • Two terraces and a private garden • Functional layout • Suitable for couples and the small family A bright and spacious home with modern surroundings, plenty of room and well-considered solutions. The floor plan is indicative and minor changes may occur. The images are visualisations and do not necessarily show the specific rental unit. Minor changes are reserved. New residential area in Ringsted Hulemarken will consist of 132 homes, built in stages. The first stage is expected to be ready for move-in in autumn and winter 2027. The project includes single-storey homes of 79, 81 and 97 m² as well as two-storey homes of 100–122 m². The homes will be bright and spacious. The information is updated continuously as construction progresses. Those interested can sign up for the interest list and be notified when floor plans are available, when letting starts and when the construction site is open. Interested in seeing the construction? Everyone on the interest list has been invited to the first open construction site. The homes The homes are built with quality materials and a focus on comfort and functionality. This helps create good surroundings for the home. • Bright, open rooms with timber-concrete ceilings and hard-wearing laminate or vinyl flooring, plus clinker tiles in the bathroom • Underfloor heating in all rooms, contributing to a good indoor climate • Kitchen and bathroom fittings of good quality and with a timeless design • Energy-efficient appliances, including washing machine and tumble dryer • Heating via district heating • Own garden with a paved terrace in the back garden; some homes also have a terrace in the front garden • Own shed • Option to charge an electric car in the shared parking area The two-storey homes have vinyl flooring with a herringbone pattern. Some of the single-storey homes have a raised sloped ceiling in the open-plan area. About the area Ringsted is an attractive and well-functioning town in Central Zealand with a cosy and safe atmosphere, a strong local community and short distances to both nature and the capital. Good train and motorway connections mean about 35–40 minutes to Copenhagen, which makes the town well suited to commuters. The town has a wide range of shops, cafés and restaurants. There are also good options for schools, day-care institutions and leisure activities, which makes the area popular with families with children. • Good public transport options and a direct train connection to Copenhagen • Under 3 km to the E20 Western Motorway • Homes close to both nature and urban life Community and neighbourliness The residential area is designed with a focus on good neighbourliness. The green shared areas invite play and socialising and create safe surroundings for everyday life. The area offers, among other things: • A large, furnished orangery, which residents can rent • A playground for the children • Covered shared bicycle parking • Green shared areas for activities and relaxation There is an opportunity for both spontaneous meetings and planned shared activities. This contributes to a safe and lively environment where neighbours can get to know each other. Residents get access to a neighbourhood app that can be used to strengthen the community. For example, you can organise a running club or shared dinner, or ask the neighbours whether you may borrow a screwdriver. It is possible to apply for permission to keep either one dog or one indoor cat. DGNB certification The homes are being designed with the aim of achieving DGNB certification. DGNB is a voluntary certification scheme used to measure, collaborate on and promote sustainability in the built environment. Reservations are made for errors and omissions in the content, as well as for ongoing changes and corrections. All images are indicative. Frequently asked questions Heating and water are settled directly with the relevant suppliers.