A fantastic family holiday home with a large plot close to the water.

Welcome inside

At Kulhuse, at the top of Horns­her­red – where the Isefjord and Roskilde Fjord meet – lies this extremely tasteful and well-appointed holiday home with plenty of space for the family. You step into the hall and continue into the dining room with its lovely kitchen and the bright, cosy living room with lovely furniture – from where you can enjoy the view of the terrace and garden. The dining room is centrally located, offering space for cosy get-togethers over dinner or board games (there’s a wide selection of games in the cupboard). There are two bedrooms and a newly renovated bathroom.

There is disabled-friendly parking on the property, with a ramp leading from the garden to the house and the terrace, and access via the side road.

Welcome outside

From the living room, you step straight out onto the terrace, which runs along the side of the house; there is a ramp and staircase access, and below the stairs you’ll find the annexe, which sleeps two. In the garden, there’s a fire pit and a tram­po­li­ne, and the large plot offers plenty of space for ball games and play. Enjoy the lovely summer days and fantastic sunsets from the lovely terrace, or a nice lunch with a glass of wine; relax in the sun loungers with a good book, or walk the few metres down to Isefjor­den and take a re­fres­hing dip at the nearby beach.

The shed contains various play items (badminton, a ball, etc., as well as two bikes (children’s and ladies’).

Enjoy the sur­ro­un­dings

Nord­s­ko­ven, home to Denmark’s oldest oak trees – some over 1,000 years old – is just a 10-minute cycle ride from the house, where you’ll find cycling and walking routes. Take a trip to Jægerspris and visit Jægerspris Castle, and enjoy an ice cream from Isboden, which has been serving ice cream since 1913.

From Kulhuse, the little ferry Columbus departs for Sølager (journey time approx. eight minutes), why not take your bike and explore Hundested, with its glas­swor­ks, galleries and craftspe­op­le, as well as the Knud Rasmussen House – dedicated to the polar explorer – which is not only fa­sci­nat­ing but also boasts what is arguably the most beautiful setting, over­look­ing the Kattegat.

Driving distances:

Roskilde 35 km (40 mins) with the Cathedral and a wide selection of re­stau­rants

Fre­de­riks­sund 18 km (15 mins) with the Viking Site and a wide selection of places to eat.

Co­pen­ha­gen 59 km (60 mins) with Tivoli, the Opera and eve­ryt­hing a big city has to offer.