74 modern, energy-efficient townhouses in Korup will be ready for occupancy in September and December 2026. The homes have 2 to 4 rooms and are available in sizes of 75 m², 85 m², 95 m² and 115 m². Here, you’ll enjoy many of the benefits of living in a detached house: a private garden, large terraces, well-designed layouts, a utility room, thoughtfully planned parking and green communal areas that provide a setting for a safe and friendly neighbourhood. The homes are designed for every stage of life, with options for singles, couples, families with children and seniors. The townhouses are being built to a high standard, with modern solutions and a focus on a comfortable indoor climate. A sloping ceiling in the open-plan living and dining area creates a bright, airy feel, and some homes will also feature timber cladding on the façade, adding warmth and character. The homes include, among other things: • Bright, functional layouts • Energy-efficient appliances and underfloor heating in every room • Timber/aluminium windows with triple glazing, helping to keep heating consumption low • Large, tiled terraces on both sides of the house • Private garden and storage shed • Herringbone laminate flooring in selected homes Korup is a safe and attractive neighbourhood in northwestern Odense, where city life and nature go hand in hand. Enjoy a peaceful everyday life with Odense city centre just a short distance away—ideal for families, seniors and commuters. In the area, you’ll find: • Schools, childcare centres and sports facilities nearby • Good shopping options and an active community life • Green paths and scenic surroundings • Just a 10–15-minute drive to Odense city centre • Easy access to the motorway and public transport Care has been taken to create a welcoming setting for neighbourly relations. The green communal areas invite residents to play and socialise, creating a safe home base in everyday life. The communal areas include: • A covered communal lounge with barbecue facilities • A playground for children • A pétanque court • Green communal areas for activities and relaxation There are opportunities for both spontaneous get-togethers and planned group activities, helping to create a safe, vibrant community where neighbours know one another. A neighbourhood app will be available for residents to join. It offers a way to strengthen the community—whether you’re interested in a running club or communal dining, or would simply like to lend out your power drill. The development is expected to achieve DGNB certification. DGNB is based on the UN definition of sustainability and assesses buildings across six main areas: environmental quality, economic quality, social quality, technical quality, process quality and site quality. The detached houses are expected to achieve a villa certification. Please note that the photos were taken in a show home, so the views and furnishings may not be representative. The floor plan is for the specific home.