Modern and sustainable development in Taastrup.

Description

The property of the new Selsmosekvarter is built as a modern and sustainable building consisting of 262 tenants spread over both apartments and townhouses. The accommodation ranges from 67-129 m ² and accommodates 2-5 rooms, allowing you to find a home suitable for singles, couples, families and those who want more space. The property will be built in stages in 2025, 2026 and 2027, and the start of the rental is expected in May 2025, with accommodation from 1 September 2025. As a mixed property with free rental, the building offers high flexibility and modern facilities. All homes have their own outdoor space in the form of a balcony or terrace, and the property is equipped with a lift in the appropriate entrances, ensuring easy access for all. The car is easily parked in one of the 255 parking spaces on terrain, and there is plenty of room for both bicycles and livestock - as pets are allowed in the property. The architecture is varied and designed in smaller clusters, where the entrance parties are located close, creating small neighbourhoods and safe common areas. This structure supports presence and good neighbourly relations and makes it easy to become part of an active and well-functioning everyday environment. The materials have been chosen with a focus on durability, aesthetics and sustainability, and the housing is part of a comprehensive plan, where comfort, functionality and green qualities are weighed high. Many of the green elements are designed directly into the building design, making the area bright, friendly and welcoming for both residents and guests. AREA BUILDINGS The Selsmose district lies between Taastrupgaard to the west and the recreational area around the Selsmosen to the east - a unique meeting between urban life and nature. The neighbourhood is a central part of Taastrup's major urban renewal project, where older buildings are replaced by a new, living and diverse urban area. Two main handles characterise the development: a green wedge running through the entire settlement, and a cultural stroke that links the area together. The green wedge creates a natural bond between the property and the park area at Selsmosen. Here the residents get the feeling of living in a green parkland, where paths, wood species, grasses and visible water drains give life and character to the area. It is a place where children can play freely, where biodiversity thrives and where residents can explore a quiet and beautiful landscape - just outside the door. On the other side of the settlement runs the cultural strip, which gives the area a more urban pulse. There are smaller seats, cultural leases, small shops and perhaps a café that creates a vibrant and inspiring city room. The cultural revolution acts as a social and cultural life nerve that benefits both the residents of the Selsmose district and the rest of Taastrup's citizens, who get a new and exciting gathering point in the city. Overall, the area around the property offers a harmonious mix of recreational nature, urban life and local communities - a place where everyday life can be both quiet, green, active and inspiring.