Nørregade 66

On a 690 m² plot – part of which is actually woodland – you will find a cosy, manageable detached house, which comes with a stable sitting tenant and has had a heat pump installed. The home comprises a kitchen, two living rooms, one further room, a bathroom and a utility room, and it is beautifully situated in Vissenbjerg, where town and nature come together.

The light façade and dark roof stand out beautifully in the natural landscape. The red side-hung windows underline the charm that simply radiates from the property, thanks to the undulating plot with its small patch of woodland. Around the house is a conventional garden with a lawn and terrace, but the wooded hillside really gives the place atmosphere – not least when you can go sledging in winter.

Step inside and take a closer look at the two living rooms, where a large archway provides an open connection while still giving a lovely sense of two separate areas. Depending on your needs, you could choose to close off the rear living room and create an extra room – at present there is one, and it is a really good size. The front living room connects to the classic kitchen, and finally there is the good utility room and, not least, the bathroom, which has a shower cubicle.

The property is on the edge of Vissenbjerg with nature literally in the back garden, yet everything is easily accessible. Within a radius of two kilometres you will find bus connections, a daycare centre, a school and shops, and the sports hall is the same distance away. Commuters will be pleased to know that you can cycle to Bred Station, and by car it is just over five minutes to the motorway. Behind the wheel, it is also only about 20 minutes to Odense.

As mentioned, the property comes with a stable sitting tenant.