Erritsøgårdsvej 89

Erritsøgårdsvej is a cul-de-sac, and it is the very last road before the woods take over, with plenty of birdsong and beautiful routes. Now you can make your home at Erritsøgårdsvej 89, where a single-storey end-of-terrace house on a lovely corner plot is now for sale. This terraced house looks inviting with its mix of red brick and black-painted timber cladding. It is classic ’70s construction at its very best, with large windows, and then there is the west-facing garden, which has an almost atrium-like feel, as a sheltering wall screens it from the wind and curious eyes. In other words, you can relax completely in one of the lovely spaces created out here. There is a covered wooden terrace, a sun-warmed stone terrace and a lawn, so you can take your guests and dinner out into the sun with a view of the woods. On the other side there is a carport and another shed, so all the practical things are taken care of too.
 
Now let’s head indoors. Here you have 141 square metres to look forward to, and it all begins in a good utility room with built-in cupboards and a guest toilet. From here you reach a sociable open-plan kitchen-diner with an adjoining living room, and both rooms lead out to the lovely garden. There are also separate parents’ and children’s wings: you get your own walk-in wardrobe and access to the garden, while the children’s wing offers two rooms and a bathroom with a shower. The original soul lives on in the charming terracotta tiles and the warm tiles of the guest toilet, while the modern touches await in the kitchen and in the light, clean lines found throughout. In other words, this is a well-kept home that is ready to move straight into, whether you are a family with children or a younger or older couple.
 
We have already hinted at the nature on your doorstep, which invites you out for a walk right from the garden. Almost directly opposite the property, a network of paths stretches towards Hannerup Mose and Fuglsang Skov, where you may even catch a glimpse of one of the beautiful fallow deer that live in the deer park. Yes, nature easily becomes part of everyday life, while the rest of everyday life runs smoothly too: you can catch the bus out on Røde Banke, the school is just under five minutes away by bike, and you can drive to the centre of Fredericia in just over five minutes.
 
We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.