Architect designed scandi style 60s bungalow close to the beach

Right between Tisvildeleje beach and the Heather Hill nature reserve, you'll find this stunning cottage gem designed in the style of the Louisiana Museum by a Danish architect in the 1960s. Large panoramic windows stretch along one side of the house so you can beautifully watch the deer visiting in the morning and the sun setting behind the trees in the evening. The summer house is decorated with a modern Scandinavian aesthetic that harmonizes with the house's distinctive bungalow architecture of straight lines, wood and brick. It provides a stylish, yet cosy and welcoming atmosphere with the rustic charm and original details preserved. The kitchen and living room are open plan, divided only by a fireplace in the middle. On cooler days and evenings, it is the focal point of the living room where you can cozy up with a book or board game and listen to vinyls on the turntable. Around two sides of the house you'll find a lovely wooden terrace, partially covered so you can use it in all weathers. The garden is inviting with its large lawn with sun all day and plenty of space to play ball and badminton or jump on the trampoline. The rest of the garden is allowed to grow wild, so you can feel nature in the grounds. Just 200 metres from the house you will find a stunning new beach staircase from which to enjoy the spectacular sunsets. At the end of the stairs is the beautiful Holløselund Beach with its characteristic breakers.