Historic summerhouse from the 1700s in Ydby

In this adventurous hobbit house from the 1700s, you step into a very special part of Danish history. With its whitewashed walls, thatched roof, and low ceilings, the house exudes authentic charm and timeless coziness that has been preserved through the centuries. This place is truly unique.

Inside, you will find two cozy bedrooms with room for the whole family, an atmospheric living room with a wood-burning stove, and an alcove with extra sleeping space. The kitchen, which is the heart of the house, extends far into the house and is fully equipped for all your meals. The old floor tiles and wooden details tell their own story about the house's long life.

From the private terrace, you can enjoy summer evenings with the barbecue lit, while the back garden opens directly onto the tranquility of the forest. Here, modern comfort meets the original architecture with all the conveniences of today, such as hot water, Wi-Fi, and modern heating.

From this idyllic base, you are only 20 minutes from Agger beach on the North Sea. Go exploring in Thy National Park, visit the lighthouses at Lodbjerg and Hanstholm, or discover the local eateries – from Michelin-starred restaurants to cozy burger bars. You can also spot seals at Agger Tange or visit the charming gift shop in the old supermarket in Ydby.