Charming, original and cosy half-timbered house, located in the scenic Geopark Odsherred and close to the best sandy beach in the area.

This charming bohemian holiday home invites you to enjoy a vacation filled with re­laxa­tion, swimming, sports, nature, hiking, and sight­se­e­ing in lovely Rørvig and its sur­ro­un­dings. The beach is only 400 metres away on foot.

Interior

The house features a spacious living room and a 55 m² open-plan kitchen and dining area with direct access to the covered terrace. From the living room, you can also enjoy views of the charming garden, where deer regularly wander through. There are four com­fortab­le bedrooms, one with two bunk beds and three with double beds, one of which has direct access to the garden. The kitchen is open-plan and includes a dis­hwas­her. From the kitchen window, you can serve your afternoon coffee directly onto the cosy courtyard terrace. The house also offers a bathroom with a shower, a separate toilet, and an outdoor shower with both hot and cold water. Of the three terraces, one is covered, and the garden includes sun loungers, a playhouse, and a swing.

Area/Location

The holiday home is situated in a peaceful area, only 400 metres from a perfect sandy beach, ac­ces­sib­le via a cycle path. Rørvig is part of the beautiful Odsherred Geopark, Denmark’s first UNESCO Global Geopark. Here, you will find countless exciting at­tra­ctions and fantastic routes for exploring the area's unique landscape. Take a walk to Skan­se­ha­ge or around the beautiful Lake Dybesø, for example. At the harbour in Rørvig, children can catch crabs while you shop for fresh fish and perhaps take the cosy ferry to Hundested. Rørvig is home to many excellent re­stau­rants, and during the summer, the popular flea market takes place every Sunday. In Nykøbing Sjælland, you will find excellent shopping op­portu­ni­ties, including a variety of specialty shops offering local produce and artisan goods. The Hempel Glass Museum at Anneberg, featuring the chil­dren's at­tra­ction Glas­Spi­ren, or the Odsherred Museum, showca­sing the history of the region, are both well worth a visit. Children will love spending a day at Som­mer­land Sjælland, which has been named Denmark’s best activity for children.

Be sure to sample the many locally produced foods and wines, and visit the farm shops scattered throug­hout the beautiful co­un­trysi­de. Explore fa­sci­nat­ing museums, including Malergården, the original home of the Swane family of artists. You can also visit the site where the Sun Chariot (Solvognen) was di­scove­red, admire its beautiful gateways, and enjoy a walk through the sur­ro­un­ding area. All in all, this is a wonderful region that is sure to delight and inspire you.