House in Capital Region of Denmark
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About this house rental
This newly built wooden house, completed in 2025, features an open-plan kitchen and dining area seamlessly connecting to a living room raised by two steps, offering stunning views of the Isefjord. The property includes a well-appointed bathroom with a shower and a separate bedroom accommodating two guests. A hallway provides additional storage space for clothing.
Guests will also find shared amenities in the garage area beneath the house, where there is space to store bicycles in dry conditions. The interior design harmonizes with the natural surroundings, creating a cozy retreat for relaxation and comfort. Further outdoors, small grass areas are maintained, while the terrain harmonizes with nature's beauty, providing an inviting atmosphere for exploration.
This holiday home, newly built in 2025 and crafted entirely from wood, offers a beautiful outdoor space designed for relaxation. Guests can enjoy the shared terrace with stunning views over the Isefjord, perfect for soaking in the natural surroundings. The property features well-maintained grassy areas that harmonize with the natural landscape, leading to charming paths that invite exploration down to the water. Here, a beautiful, child-friendly beach awaits, ideal for family fun. For those looking to store bicycles, there is a garage available for dry weather. The nearby attractions include the charming harbor of Kulhuse and the expansive Nordskov forest, which offers marked cycling and hiking trails. Guests are also close to local cultural sites and historical landmarks, making it a prime location for experiencing the beautiful Danish countryside and its rich heritage.
This newly built wooden house features an open kitchen/dining area, a living room with a double sleeping area, and a separate bedroom. Guests can enjoy a terrace with a view, bike storage, and access to local attractions and nature trails.
A maximum of 1 pets are allowed.
The accommodation is situated in a picturesque location, harmoniously blending with its natural surroundings. Nearby, the charming village of Kulhuse offers a harbor and a family-friendly sandy beach, while the expansive Nordskov Forest features marked cycling and hiking trails among ancient oaks. The Isefjord, ideal for fishing, is accessible via quaint paths leading to beautiful stretches of water. The short ferry ride connects visitors to Sølager, and the town of Hundested is just a brief drive away, featuring a brewery and crafts shops. Historic attractions include the remnants of the Englænderskansen defense structure and the royal hunting lodge in the forest. The town of Jægerspris, home to an old castle and the functioning Jægerspris Mill, is perfect for a scenic visit. Further afield, Frederikssund offers various dining and shopping options, while Roskilde, approximately 35 minutes away, is famous for its Viking Museum and cathedral. Copenhagen is reachable in about 55 minutes by car.
