Byhusene - Townhouses in Holstebro, Vestjylland

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Byhusene Holstebro

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28

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126 - 138

Square meters

4

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Holstebro

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Quality terraced houses on the old slaughterhouse site

The townhouses are built on Sidesporet and Sporskiftet, located in the urban district known as Slagteriet. The area originated from the old slaughterhouse, which housed Danish Crown until 2014. Today, the vacant production buildings are home to entities engaged in art, culture, and creativity. The abandoned grounds have been transformed into city oases, green areas, residences, educational institutions, and everything in between. Therefore, the terraced houses are the perfect home for families who love to use their hands and explore the cultural jungle. Slagteriet resembles Godsbanen in Aarhus C, making the district a stepping stone for newly established families who want to return to their roots without giving up the vibrant city life. Holstebro - and especially Slagteriet - has exactly what city-loving individuals crave! The terraced houses constituted the first construction phase on the old slaughterhouse site, and they can be seen as pioneers in Holstebro, which has gained over 1,300 new residents in recent years. The homes are a fusion of a townhouse and a detached house, providing favorable conditions for the energetic family that desires more space. There is a bathroom with a shower on each floor, and on the top floor, you'll find a 'private zone' where both children and adults can sleep after a long and exhausting day.

Focus on functionality and family life

Juggling everyday life can be quite a puzzle. The dirty laundry needs attention, children have stacks of homework to tackle, and dinner must be planned to ensure no time is wasted in the tight schedule. There are a thousand things to keep track of... Fortunately, it becomes easier to maintain an overview when you live in the terraced houses on Sporskiftet and Sidesporet! The floor plans cater to all your needs, and magically, all your loose ends come together. All rental homes have a closed entrance where you can park muddy boots, sparing your freshly cleaned wooden floor from shoe prints. There's nothing worse than shoe marks on a freshly washed floor. You also have a spacious storage room under the stairs, where you can store everyday tools that support you all seven days of the week. All rentals have two bathrooms with showers, a luxury when children turn into teenagers who may barricade themselves in the bathroom for hours at a time. The upper bathroom also has a washer and dryer, allowing you to easily fill drawers with freshly laundered clothes. Some of the terraced houses also feature a built-in walk-in closet adjacent to the bedroom. The kitchen-dining area is the hub where the whole family can gather—both on mundane weekdays reserved for homework and bright weekend mornings when homemade rolls fill the breadbasket. The kitchen from HTH includes all appliances—even a dishwasher that always gets the job done.

Green is good for the eyes

The terraced houses are located on a street where nature has been integrated from the very first moment. In front of the residences, you are welcomed by a green zone where you can enjoy the sun at a chair. Behind each home, there is also a private garden with both a terrace and a lawn. Here, you can relax with homemade koldskål and biscuits, or you can grab potting soil, plants, and a shovel if your (green) fingers are itching.

Baneparken

A few meters from the terraced houses, you'll come across Baneparken, which you can't help but notice. It's particularly because of the recognizable red color but also the numerous activities you can engage in! At the end of Baneparken, you'll find an event space that is filled with fun events—including the Holstebro Street Food Festival, offering cuisine from all corners of the world. It's your own fault if you leave hungry!

An empty canvas

All rental homes are built with timeless and white materials, providing you with artistic freedom when it comes to adding your own touch to your future home. For example, you can break the design with a large gallery wall, a gigantic bookshelf, or a pastel-colored cabinet filled with crystal glasses. The neutral interior allows you to think outside the box. A residence truly becomes a home when the personal soul is present.

About the area

The terraced houses are just a stone's throw away from the train station. Therefore, you can easily hop on the regional train to other cities, including Skive, Herning, or Skjern. Alternatively, if you have a bit more patience, you can also head towards Aarhus, which you can reach in about 2 hours. In Holstebro, you can fill your shopping bags with fresh produce, quality clothing, or home products at Nørreport Centret and on Nørregade, both located south of Slagteriet. However, if you're feeling adventurous, you can pick a day from your calendar to visit Holstebro Musikteater, Holstebro Museum, the outdoor swimming pool, or Gråkjær Arena (football). You can certainly discover more gems if you dig a little deeper. Living in the terraced houses, you'll almost feel compelled to participate in the local community life, centered on the old slaughterhouse site. Swing by the open workshop, where with expert guidance from craftsmen, you can bring your DIY projects to life. You can also water the planters in the city gardens, which supply local Holstebro residents with fresh vegetables, or don a helmet before zooming off in the skate park. Leisure activities and hobbies are plentiful—so you don't have to limit yourself to just one choice.