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About this house rental
This modest holiday home features a bright living room furnished with tasteful décor, emphasizing spaciousness and comfort. A cozy wood-burning stove adds warmth, complemented by a separate dining area designed with aesthetic furniture. Inside, the property offers two bright bedrooms furnished with double beds, while an additional outbuilding contains two single beds.
Shared amenities include a well-equipped kitchen and bathroom facilities, enhancing the convenience of the stay. The property’s tranquil atmosphere makes it an ideal setting for relaxation and contemplation.
Guests can expect all essential comforts, ensuring a pleasant experience during their holiday.
The vacation portal presents a charming holiday house with an inviting exterior that enhances the overall experience. Guests can enjoy a private garden featuring a gently sloping lawn, complemented by both a covered and an open terrace. This outdoor area is perfect for relaxation, equipped with comfortable sun loungers and a grill for delightful meals on warm evenings.
While the outdoor amenities are exclusively accessible to guests, the surrounding area offers a wealth of attractions. The quaint village of Kulhuse has a harbor and a child-friendly sandy beach, alongside extensive marked cycling and hiking trails in the nearby Nordskov forest. Moreover, local highlights include cultural sites such as the Jægerspris Castle and the functioning Jægerspris Mill, making this location a perfect spot for nature lovers and explorers alike.
This simple holiday home features a bright living room, comfortable furnishings, and a private garden with covered and open terraces. Guests can enjoy a fireplace, outdoor seating, and a grill, providing a cozy atmosphere for relaxation and meals.
In this property there is 1 child bed available.
A maximum of 1 pets are allowed.
Located in the charming village of Kulhuse, this residence offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by a wealth of attractions. Guests can enjoy the nearby child-friendly sandy beach and harbor, while the expansive Nordskov Forest provides marked trails for cycling and hiking, showcasing ancient oaks over 1000 years old. Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the fjord, and a ferry connection allows for easy access to Sølager.
A short drive brings visitors to Hundested, known for its brewery, glassblowing studios, and craft workshops. History buffs can explore the remnants of the defense fortification, Englænderskansen, and the royal hunting palace from 1857. Additionally, Jægerspris features a historic castle and the functioning Jægerspris Mill, where fresh flour is available in summer. For shopping and dining options, Frederikssund is a convenient destination. Further afield, Roskilde, with its Viking Museum and cathedral, is approximately 35 minutes away, and Copenhagen is accessible within about 55 minutes by car.
