Ahornvænget 51

Just two kilometres outside Skive lies the small town of Egeris, bordered to the north and west by the river Karup Å and the Skive Enge meadows. Here we present a well-planned single-storey house from 1969 with the classic ’60s layout of separate sleeping and living areas, and the original basket-weave parquet graces the large L-shaped living room.

You can enter the house through the entrance hall or through the practical utility room, which lie side by side. There are two bathrooms, one of them brand new from 2024 with all-new underfloor heating pipes that spread the heat evenly, unlike in the original bathroom. At the same end of the house are four rooms with sensible space for wardrobes and beds. The timeless kitchen-diner is finished in soft tones, and as well as the white goods there is room for a dining table. The rest of the floor space is found in the large L-shaped living room, with room for both a dining area and a sitting area, while the charming fireplace sets the mood.

If you enjoyed looking around indoors, just wait until you take a closer look at the 820-square-metre plot. At the front you can look forward to a low-maintenance front garden, a spacious driveway and a garage where the car stays sheltered from the rain. At the back, a truly lovely back garden awaits, where your shoulders drop automatically in the genuine calm that reigns in the area. The south-west-facing terrace sets the scene for cosy moments with the barbecue and good company, while the paving soon gives way to the level lawn, which invites play for young and old. Just 80 metres from the house you will find the beautiful Karup Å and its river valley, with a network of paths for walking and cycling through the wide valley.

Nature will become your best friend, as you can easily reach well-established paths that take you through the greenery running parallel to Karup Å. Nearby is KCS (KulturCenter Skive), which offers everything from fantastic cultural events to a water park, fitness and a cinema. You will also find leisure activities, childcare and shopping, all a short distance from the house. The children can cycle from home just five minutes before the school bell rings, as Ådalskolen is within cycling distance, and you can walk, cycle or drive to Skive, where a lovely town life unfolds with several restaurants, good shopping and plenty of exciting leisure activities. It is 1,6 kilometres to Skive Station, with trains towards Struer and Viborg, or you can drive to Viborg in half an hour instead.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing of this lovely house in a good, peaceful location.