Frellesvigvej 14, Frellesvig

Welcome, nature lovers and bon vivants! Today we are heading to Langeland, the island that, according to Sofie Linde, is a magical place of hospitality, where a building plot opens up with all its possibilities ahead of it. Whether you want to build a holiday home or a year-round house is up to you – all you have to do is get started!

The address is Frellesvigvej 14, a real oasis where you can find peace and unwind. Even creative souls and spiritual beings will be able to feel the good energy, and those of you who want a more affordable home than in the bigger cities will love building a dream house on the plot. Creating your own oasis is therefore within reach, a place where you can retreat and enjoy the peaceful address. Year-round houses must be built to BR18 (the Danish building regulations), but whether it is to be 90 square metres or a cosy tiny house on pier foundations is up to you. Either way, you can put your own stamp on it and build your dream house. It would also be ideal for growing your own vegetables and becoming self-sufficient on that front if you turn the small outbuilding with its concrete floor into a cosy orangery. From the plot there is a fine view over the fields, with horses grazing practically in the back garden, and the sun shines all day. The planting includes a walnut tree, a fig tree, a pear tree and two apple trees.

Nature is the area’s overriding focal point, but you can still keep your everyday life or your extended family in Copenhagen, which is about a two-hour drive away. With a kilometre to the woods and just under two kilometres to the beach, you can really enjoy nature. At the beach you can fish or find amber if you are lucky, while the woods echo with the croaking of frogs and the rustling of deer and birds. It is three kilometres to beautiful Tranekær Slot (Tranekær Castle) and half that to Dagli’Brugsen in Tullebølle and one of the island’s most popular bakeries.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.