‘The Red House’ combines 50s charm with modern architecture

Just 50 metres from the clear waters and fine sands of the beach, the small architect-designed cottage 'The Red House' blends the best of the 1950s with contemporary design features. Built in the style of the 50s, the house retains much of the atmosphere of the original house, whose knick-knacks and details have been reused in the new house. So here's a beautiful new house with all the soul and charm of a real cottage holiday - and with beautiful surroundings that include both beautiful forests and deserted beaches for you to enjoy on your own.

Although the house is newly built, lots of the 50's atmosphere is preserved and it is furnished with knick-knacks and furniture from the original house - for example, the house offers a charming retro front kitchen, old 50's cabinets and a retro terrazzo floor in the bathroom.

The kitchen has a gas hob and a small oven, and there are plenty of crockery and a dishwasher, so you'll have everything you need for a great holiday. Modern updates include underfloor heating, so it's always warm and cosy even in the coldest months. The house is best suited for two adults.

There are beautiful light plank floors throughout the house and in the living room the simple wooden partition wall gives an airy feel. Enjoy the bright, beautifully decorated surroundings and the large windows, which in the living room, kitchen and bedroom provide a lovely view out to the cosy, scenic area.

The house has been designed with a view to preserving some of the history and architecture of the previous house on the site, which was originally part of a small group of bathhouses for townspeople from Horsens. There was not much land between the old bathhouses, so there is not much garden to the site - On the other hand, there is plenty of surrounding beach and forest to enjoy both in summer and winter. There's nothing like a fresh, cold dip in the roaring sea followed by morning coffee on the small, cosy terrace as the sun rises. Inside, the round window lets the sunlight shine in from the east, and as the day progresses you can enjoy watching the round circle of light move through the house right from the early summer mornings to the late summer evenings.