Architect-designed 1970s timber house on Møn

A Norwegian architect designed this holiday home and its entire interior—and it shows. The cohesive design gives the house a unique character that sets it apart from most holiday homes. You're welcome to enjoy a classic wooden holiday home with genuine 1970s charm and a large plot of 1,400 square metres.

The interior design reflects the architect’s approach of treating the house and furniture as a single, cohesive solution. This creates a consistent theme throughout the rooms, where nothing seems randomly chosen. Each room flows naturally into the next, and you’ll quickly find your rhythm in the house.

The 1,400-square-metre plot is surrounded by large trees and green shrubs, offering plenty of space to play. There’s plenty of room here for football, rounders, and other games, and the garden invites you to spend hours outdoors without ever leaving the property.

Råbylille Strand is 200 metres away at the end of the road. Nearby, you’ll find Møns Klint, perfect for hiking; Klintholm Havn, with its cafés and restaurants; and Café Borre in the small town of Borre. A short walk takes you to Møn Is, where they also sell local produce.