Renovated old school from 1927 close to the sea

You'll arrive at a little paradise, where the outside world's shut out behind the tall beech hedges. Here, you can all gather together without being crammed together. The house is 550 m² and it's divided into different sections, providing space for many people with different needs. We've completely renovated the house while preserving its original charm. The many windows frame the garden and the changing light throughout the day. The house sits on a large, natural plot of nearly 8,000 m², offering shelter, cosy reading nooks and space to play. Here, you can enjoy the sounds of country life surrounded by birdsong and fragrant vegetation, and gaze at the most spectacular starry sky.

In the centre of the house there's a large open kitchen with two ovens and an induction hob, which naturally brings you together around the cooking. The large living room features a grand piano from 1932, and the long table seats 12–14 people. The west wing has three bedrooms and two living rooms with a wood-burning stove, a panoramic window, and a dining table. The east wing features several large, bright bedrooms. On the first floor, you’ll find another self-contained flat with a bright, south-facing living area, a daybed, and its own small kitchen and dining table, as well as several small alcoves and sleeping nooks. Soon, another separate three-bedroom flat will be available. The large southern lawn is surrounded by majestic beech trees. You can choose from several seating areas—from the courtyard to the south garden and the west-facing terrace with a shelter. In the north garden, there’s a trampoline, a small football pitch, hammocks, and a sandpit. In the detached sunroom, you can practice yoga, sing in a choir, play table tennis, or set the table for dinner for up to 25 people. A 10-minute drive from the house takes you to the North Sea at Husby Dune. The area's a protected nature reserve with tall dunes, and you can go for a walk in the future national nature park and feel as if you’re walking on a desolate tundra. You can also go swimming in the lake at Græm or drive to Kronheden, where you can pick mushrooms, look for animal tracks, or enjoy the vast heathlands of Sdr. Vosborg Hede.