Stay in a cool renovated 60’s summer house surrounded by nature

With carefully selected materials, good craftsmanship and a solid sense of aesthetics, this beautifully converted 60s summer house is a gem in the middle of nature. Between the tall pine trees, the house is almost at one with nature, which can be seen through the house's large windows. It gives a feeling of tranquillity from the comfort of the cottage, where the fireplace is always nice and warm and nature is breathtaking whatever the season.

In the renovation of the cottage, the hosts have kept the house in the classic style of 1965 with thought for the warmth, aesthetics and craftsmanship of that time. The renovations have been carried out with a sense of the house's history, but have added modern conveniences that are lovely to have today. Every detail has been carefully considered - from the tiles from Hasle on Bornholm to the carpentry-built kitchen in pine veneer. All so that you can relax and just be when you are there.

Inside the house you will find a utility room, three small bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen with a home bar and access to the atmospheric terrace. The outdoors on the terrace in summer is life-giving and encourages good food and wine with friends, lamps in the trees and warm summer nights. The area is open, understood in the sense that the plots in the area are not fenced in, as it is a requirement that game should be able to move freely and the forest should remain a forest. On the whole 1900 square meter plot there is plenty of space and many nice little nooks around, where you can settle down with a good book, completely undisturbed. There are several hammocks you can set up around the forest.

Just five minutes away is the beach, which is quite unique. It's a wide sandy beach with shallow water, making it perfectly child-friendly, where you can bring a food basket and laze the day away, or just stroll back and forth between the beach and the house. The Fredskovens ice-cream parlour is within walking distance of both the house and the beach, and here you can satisfy your hunger and thirst - and not least, there is ice-cream for children and childlike souls, because here they don't spare the ice-cream in the waffles...

The summer house is primarily designed for relaxation and contemplation in front of the fireplace or a good book on the terrace in a deck chair, but the area of West Zealand offers many experiences. You can easily get around to, for example, Tissø bird sanctuary, which has sea eagles, or to a small, cosy Viking centre, which tells the story of a large Viking community in the area. The large Trelleborg Viking Centre is also just a 20-minute drive from the house and well worth a visit - especially if you happen to be at a market on a particular day.