The letting of 107 modern homes in Søagerhusene in Smørum is close to completion

Right in the heart of Smørum, a brand-new residential area is being established on the site of the former Søagerskole. The development comprises 107 homes, comprising single- and two-storey terraced houses as well as flats. The project is being developed by Thylander, and the first phase is expected to be ready for occupancy on 1 July.

Thomas Hedegaard Gulløv, Director of Investments and Development at Thylander, says: “The vision for Søagerhusene has been to raise the bar for new-build developments – both architecturally and in terms of quality. We have focused on solid materials, well-thought-out floor plans and a residential environment that combines modern comfort with the area’s history.”

“Speaking of history, the school’s former gymnasium is being carefully renovated and given a new lease of life, so that in future it can serve as a meeting place for local residents, offering opportunities for sport and activities. Adjacent to the gymnasium, a new community centre is being built using materials from the old primary school, so that the area’s past is woven into the residential development. The community centre will house a large communal area with a kitchen, guest room and hobby workshop, where relationships can form and the community can grow.”

Community in green surroundings

Søagerhusene is organised into three residential clusters, each with its own green courtyard. The private gardens open onto communal areas with fruit trees, shrubs and biodiverse planting, whilst wide balconies on the first floor offer views of the courtyards and life between the homes all year round.

“We have focused on creating well-thought-out and varied floor plans so that the homes appeal to a broad target group. Whether you are a family with children, a single person, a couple or a senior – and wish to participate actively or casually in the community – there is a home for you,” says Thomas Hedegaard Gulløv, continuing:

“The homes themselves offer plenty of natural light. Several of the homes have high ceilings and skylights. HTH kitchens and a full range of Miele appliances have been installed in all homes, so they are ready to move into. We look forward to the first residents moving in and to the community flourishing in these green surroundings.”

A safe everyday life in Smørum

Søagerhusene is situated in a quiet and safe local community with green surroundings and everyday amenities within easy reach. Smørum Centret is within walking distance, and the area is known for its excellent nurseries and schools, which are easily accessible via footpaths. Thomas Høeg Mogensen, Customer and Relationship Director at EDC Projekt Poul Erik Bech, also reports significant interest in the homes:

“Søagerhusene appeals to a broad target group with its combination of different housing types, high quality and excellent communal facilities. It is a project where you get both your own private home and access to an environment that supports community and activity in everyday life.”

“Furthermore, Smørum is an attractive area for families with children, couples and senior citizens alike, and with its central location on Råbrovej, residents enjoy a safe and well-organised everyday life with nature, sport, schools and shopping all close by. We have seen a great deal of interest in the project since we had our first house on 6 April, and we only have a few properties left to let in the first phase,” concludes Thomas Høeg Mogensen.