Høgelshøj

The development consists of 40 modern homes built as double and terraced houses, all on one level with their own spacious utility room with solid floor, garden and large tiled terrace in front and behind the home.

Home sizes are 75 m² (3-room), 85 m² (3-room), 95 m² (4-room) and 105 m² (4-room).

The buildings are state-of-the-art and the area offers city and nature, and you can easily get north or south via the E45 highway.

Pets are allowed - one cat or one dog - per household with prior permission.

The area of Høgelshøj, Aabenraa and Rødekro

Høgelshøj is a newer built-up area located midway between Rødekro and Aabenraa with green open spaces and nature as the nearest neighbor - and with Hospital Sønderjylland just around the corner.

Aabenraa is a city in southern South Jutland with 16,425 inhabitants and Rødekro with 6,098 inhabitants. The towns belong to the municipality of Aabenraa, adjacent to the border with Germany.

Aabenraa is an old city with architecture from different eras. Significant buildings in Aabenraa include St. Nicolai Church from the Valdemar era and Brundlund Castle, founded by Queen Margrethe I. There are also several well-preserved 19th century neighborhoods around the following streets: Slotsdage, Store Pottergade, Lille Pottergade, Nybro, Skibbrogade and Gildegade.

Public and private schools
The city has 3 primary schools - Kongehøjskolen, Høje Kolstrup and 10. Aabenraa as well as Aabenraa Friskole and Deutsche Privatschule Apenrade.

Aabenraa Statsskole offers both upper secondary school and HF, and Teknisk Gymnasium Aabenraa offers HTX.

IBC Business School is a branch of IBC, which also has branches in Kolding, Fredericia and Middelfart.

Higher education is available at the University College of Southern Denmark. Here, nurses, social workers, educators and pedagogical assistants are trained.

VUC and Højskolen Østersøen are also an option.

The buildings
The Høgelshøj development in Aabenraa consists of 40 energy-friendly and beautiful homes built as terraced houses.

The homes are designed in a modern and simple style and are available in sizes 75 m² (3-room), 85 m² (3-room), 95 m² (4-room) and 105 m² (4-room).

Each house comes with its own tool shed, garden and large tiled terrace in front and behind the house.

Facades of light beige bricks and a black pitched roof with a 25-degree slope. Smaller, white painted eaves and stern in dark color.

The houses are fitted with modern wood/aluminum window and door sections with 3-layer glass, white inside and dark outside. Sills under the window sections in dark slate.

The choice of materials is well thought out and harmonious, so the houses will appear beautiful, timeless and well-maintained for many years to come.