Rævagervej 14, Linde

OFFERS WELCOME – POSSIBLE EXCHANGE FOR A FLAT IN RANDERS
This is rural idyll through and through. The house at Rævagervej 14 sits perfectly on a large natural plot and has plenty of potential – or could be fully or partly demolished.

The house itself has 133 square metres on one level. The rooms comprise three living rooms, a room in which to install a kitchen, an entrance prepared for a compact guest shower room, plus a room and a large shower room. The house also has three flexible rooms. So let your imagination run free and put your own stamp on both the house and the whole plot…

This is the opportunity for you if you have big ideas and are good with your hands. The 162-year-old lady is in real need of extensive renovation – as mentioned, perhaps even full or partial demolition.
Her thatched roof needs replacing asap, the windows need changing, the floors insulating, a kitchen installing, a utility room and heating source putting in and the chimney repairing – plus lots of other "little jobs".
In return, you get a little idyll at the end of a dead-end road, where a relaxed pace is part of everyday life, and where there is every opportunity to follow nature’s changes all year round and observe the night sky without light pollution.

Sitting in one of the cosy nooks with your coffee, you get the feeling of being in a woodland clearing, surrounded by a cacophony of birdsong – including Denmark’s second-smallest bird, the wren with its powerful voice, which breeds on the property every year; once even inside the loft under the thatched roof.
There is room here, for example, to build and start a co-housing community, a tiny-house mini-community or something similar, if there are several of you who would like to be creative while keeping your finances comfortable.

If you need to pop into Randers, you can see from the kitchen window when the 237 bus passes along Hadsundvej – then it’s out of the door and down to the stop at the end of Rævagervej. Very handy in rain and snow.

In Linde, Midsummer Eve (Sankt Hans) is celebrated with a communal dinner in the residents’ hall by the playground, which also hosts a flea market and a summer party.
The autumn harvest festival takes place indoors at the village hall, which hosts many different events, including beer tastings with live Irish music.

One of Jutland’s biggest tractor pulls is also within walking distance, believe it or not – and every year on Whit Sunday there is a village-fête atmosphere, whether or not you’re into powerful engines.

If you wish, you can see more photos and comments on the seller’s own website about the property:
https://raevagervej14.webnode.dk