Architect-designed house in shared pine forest

This architect-designed holiday home stands in Fælleskoven, a pine forest where the houses are spaced well apart with no hedges or fences between them. The architect prioritised the view of the forest from the living room and bedroom, and you'll notice that right away.

The open-plan kitchen and living area is bright and inviting, with space to relax by the wood-burning stove. The main house connects to the annex—the original house from 1964—which stands slightly apart, offering older children or guests the chance to retreat. Together, there's room for everyone.

The wooded plot offers both wild nature and a more secluded inner courtyard, nicely sheltered by a large rhododendron bush. On the large terrace, you’ll find several spots to relax in the sun or shade, and there’s both an outdoor kitchen and an outdoor shower with cold water. Hiking trails and animal paths wind through the area, which is too dry for mosquitoes.

Nordstranden is just a few minutes’ walk from the house, and the sunsets there are a must-see. Sydstranden can be reached on foot in about a quarter of an hour. Nearby, you’ll find Birkemosegård with organic products, Odden Fisk in Havnebyen, and Kunstnerparken in Anneberg. Nykøbing Sjælland offers a small-town atmosphere, a harbour, and Sonnerup Forest.