Red timber house with Swedish soul, Asserbo

The red house with white sash windows is reminiscent of old Swedish wooden houses. Built in 1937 and carefully modernised, it has warm details, a heat pump and a wood-burning stove, so you’ll be cosy all year round. The sofa corner by the stove is the natural gathering place in the evenings.

The large kitchen-diner is open plan, with room for everyone to spend time together even when you’re doing different things. The built-in kitchen bench and dining nook invite you to share meals and play games. The long table in the living room is perfect for jigsaws and creative projects. One bedroom has an upper bunk with its own window – a little den for children.

The garden is a large natural plot with plenty of space and lovely sunny spots. The south-facing terrace is ideal for dining outdoors, while the fire pit in the south-east corner of the garden invites you to make twist bread and enjoy an evening together. Look out for the local deer, squirrels and birds – they often come to visit.

The area around Asserbo and Liseleje is perfect for walks and bike rides through Asserbo Plantage and the protected Melby Overdrev. Liseleje, Tisvildeleje and Frederiksværk are nearby, and the area has plenty of cosy cafés and places to eat. The restaurants Tinggården and Maku are especially worth a visit in winter. Both Tisvilde and Frederiksværk have tennis and padel courts.