Reedtzholmvej 94

Views, views, views. That has to be the key word when describing your new retreat on scenic Enø. For what you get is a holiday home in a perfect front-row position on Karrebæk Fjord.

The good impressions continue when you turn your attention to the house, a well-kept example of ’70s architecture through and through. Built in 1970, it presents a simple brick façade, a flat roof and large expanses of glass that open the home up to the view.

The original architecture has also been preserved indoors, while the house clearly shows the benefit of ongoing maintenance. The space is arranged in an ideal layout, so virtually every room faces the fjord view, and each of these rooms has its own terrace door, creating a seamless flow between inside and out.

There is plenty of room to bring the family together, as the house includes three nice rooms and a multi-purpose room with large skylights. This could be fitted out with extra beds, or you could make room for, say, a table tennis table. Beyond the three rooms there is also a bathroom, and finally you step into the lovely living area, where the kitchen is open to a living room that charms with everything from a brick fireplace to a long run of large windows.

The many terrace doors lead out to two glorious terraces. One is covered and the other faces due south, and wherever you sit you can enjoy the sight of your large plot, which runs down to the salt meadow and the fjord. The house stands on a plot of 1.398 square metres, so there is lovely open space around you and plenty of room for outdoor living in the garden.

Here you can look forward to holidays on Enø, where you are surrounded by water, where you can go for long walks and where you are never far from the beach or the island’s popular bakery. You can also easily cross Græshoppebroen for a quick trip to charming Karrebæksminde with its harbour life and good places to eat.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.