On a blind road along the coast of Venø Bay, you will find an architectural and energy-efficient cottage from 2021 with the wildest panoramic view of the fjord. Here, the family has prioritized quality materials, with much of the wood, to create a warm cottage atmosphere in delightful surroundings.

When you step inside you will be enveloped by lifelike wooden panels on all ceilings, large and open spaces with high ceilings, and large windows that bring nature and light inside. The wooden panels also act as sound absorbers, and to top it off, the entire house is installed with underfloor heating so you don't have to worry about freezing on a chilly day. The house offers two bathrooms, one of which has both a bathtub and a sauna overlooking the fjord. Here you can enjoy a real spa day in luxurious surroundings with phenomenal views.

From the cottage, you can enjoy the fjord right outside your door, to say the least. From the cottage you can watch the beach life and even take a dip in the outdoor shower. Whatever the season, you can follow the changing weather and sit inside in the twilight looking out over the fjord, where the sky and water with colours and cloud formations can change in a split second. And on a windy day from the west, you can sit out on the terrace to the east and look through the house to the other side and still follow life on the fjord.

On the large nature plot there is also plenty of opportunity to be private, take a short walk and pick a bouquet of flowers. In the area you will also find playgrounds, football fields and many footpaths for lovely runs or walks in beautiful nature. Just a ten-minute walk from the house is Handbjerg Marina with plenty of water activities such as surfing, kite surfing, paddle boards, kayaking and canoeing, as well as great swimming areas for both adults and children, and good eateries and ice cream parlours. The area also offers well-maintained cycle paths to the nearest towns and to Venø with its cosy eateries. You can also take a trip to Hjerl Hede which tells a story about life 300 years ago or to the protected nature area, Stubbergård lake, with good hiking trails.