Egelunden 16

Come with us to Tuse Næs – more precisely, up to the cosy holiday home area by Kisserup Strand. Egelunden is the name of the charming gravel road you need to zoom in on. Among a wealth of green deciduous trees lies a golden opportunity for those of you who dream of creating a retreat – a hideaway just the way you want it. “Agerhønen”: that is the name of the holiday home that stands at Egelunden 16. It is, however, a house for demolition, so bring out the big machine and the big muscles, and knock it down to create something new. That way you have the chance to do a bit of everything: perhaps you dream of a classic holiday home with timber façades and windows with glazing bars – or perhaps you would rather build a more modern take on your dream hideaway, with huge windows that make nature an integral part of the interior? The plot is 1.257 square metres, so there is plenty of room to build both the holiday home and perhaps an annexe for overnight guests. Connection charges have been paid. It should be noted that the electricity in the house does not work and the water has been turned off due to water damage. The perfectly rectangular plot also offers plenty of room for a sunny, secluded outdoor life, as in summer the garden grows thick with bushes and trees, so terraces, a fire pit and a shelter, for example, can set the scene for cosy times from spring to late summer. Tuse Næs is known for its beautiful landscape. The area was shaped during the Ice Age, so today you have Isefjorden close by, while the moraine landscape winds beautifully along with fields, woods and meadows. The old village of Kisserup, with its village pond and pizzeria, is just over a kilometre away, and it is also just over five minutes by car to Udby, where you can do your shopping for summer salads and steaks for the barbecue. But it is nature that is the biggest draw. Head up towards Kisserup Strand, right out onto the bathing jetty, so you can step straight down onto the fine sandy bottom, or take a trip out towards Hønsehalsskoven, whose birds (if possible) sing even louder than here at Egelunden 16. Finally, you can take a drive out towards the drained Lammefjord and buy freshly dug carrots or potatoes and freshly picked berries from the roadside stalls, while Holbæk is a 20-minute drive away for a taste of town life and a cosy trip to a café.