Red wood house within Frederiksværk's nature

Welcome to this idyllic house. The house was originally an allotment house built in 1947 on Amager. In 1969 it was moved onto the plot and extended slightly. It has since been renovated and modernized to combine modern conveniences with authentic charm. The house features crooked walls and small mullioned windows that add a unique touch.

Inside, you'll find an open and welcoming space with a modern kitchen, a large dining table, a comfortable three-seater sofa, and a spacious bathroom. The separate bedroom, located in the old conservatory, offers great views and direct access to the garden area. The cozy annex of the house also provides two extra beds, but is not available from October to May.

Outside you can enjoy a south-facing terrace surrounded by tall trees and shrubs. In the summer (start of June - end of August), a unique accommodation option is offered in the cozy glamping tent with projector for watching movies under the stars.

The area offers plenty of opportunities for nature and cultural experiences. Take a bike ride through Tisvilde Hegn to charming Tisvilde or visit the historic Asserbo Castle ruins. Arresø and Arrenakke Bakke are also within a short distance and are perfect places for walking and cycling.