Spjarupvej 6

Like something off a postcard. Yes, that is simply how it feels to arrive at Spjarupvej. Here, in the middle of the rolling landscape, a property awaits where nature takes up more room than anything else. The silence is palpable, the traffic minimal, and the setting invites a life under big skies with plenty of room to breathe – whether it is a large family, outdoor enthusiasts or someone else entirely who falls in love with the place.

The area is shaped by the special atmosphere in and around Vejle Ådal, where magnificent nature experiences await summer and winter alike. Walking trails wind through the terrain, and you live right at the bottom of Vejle Ådal, a short distance from the grave of the Egtved Girl and the striking Ice Age landscape at Runkenbjerg. Even so, everyday errands are never far away: it is 500 m to the bus between Billund and Kolding, and you can drive to Egtved in 8 min, where shops, a school and childcare are all in one place.

The property has a little over 32 ha of land – a scale that gives you the freedom to shape life just as you wish. Around 13 ha is grassland, which receives approx. 50.000 kr. in EU subsidies a year, while the rest is woodland and nature. Several lakes spread across the landscape around the house, and from the home you can see up to eight of them. There is also a hunting lodge, and the terrain offers good conditions for hunting red deer, roe deer and fallow deer, among others, while keeping a few animals could easily be part of the plan too.

Inside, you have no less than 265 m² to make your own, spread over two floors. The ground floor offers two entrance halls, two bathrooms (one of them updated in 2014), an office and a smaller sitting room. Then there is a connected living space with kitchen, family room and living room in one lovely combination. Let us linger in the family room for a moment, as the wide floor-to-ceiling windows draw the blue and green views right into the room and give it the loveliest light from end to end. In 2003/4, underfloor heating was put in downstairs, along with new floors and new fittings in the kitchen. On the first floor, a corridor links three rooms (one with a walk-in wardrobe) and a bathroom, and no fewer than two terraces round off the home.

It is worth noting that the materials have been chosen with durability in mind, with windows and doors in Oregon pine and teak. Finally, the basement adds another layer of everyday luxury with your very own wine cellar.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.