Strandsvinget 7

The sound of rushing waves and trilling birds reaches you through the trees and bushes, and were it not for the sun’s journey across the sky, time would seem to have stood still. It is a feeling of freedom and leisure that embraces you – right here in front of the lovely red “tiny house” at Strandsvinget 7. Yes, a true holiday atmosphere reigns on this large natural plot. Trees, bushes and everything in between wrap the property up nicely, creating a green pocket where you and yours can enjoy complete privacy. There is an older greenhouse,
and the following mature trees: two red Belle de Boskoop apple trees, a Pigeon apple tree, a plum tree, a large walnut tree and a corkscrew hazel. There is lawn on all sides, and two wooden terraces stand ready to welcome you – one over by the shed and the other next to the house. And speaking of the house, it radiates good Danish holiday-home atmosphere from every angle. The timber is painted red, the windows are large and the interior is designed with togetherness in mind. Your 21 m² begin with the kitchen and living room, followed by an alcove for the double bed and then the shower room. The good ceiling height adds a lovely sense of space, while everything is beautifully lit from three directions. The icing on the cake is the conservatory, which gives you some welcome bonus square metres on the border between outside and in. It feels like sitting outdoors, the way all the greenery seems to come towards you, and you never need to think about wind or weather, as you sit warm and dry behind the wide expanses of glass. Yes, you may well want to spend the whole holiday on the property, but should curiosity get the better of you, you will certainly not be disappointed by the location. The peace and quiet are almost tangible here in the large holiday-home area, where you will walk past mature gardens on your 11-minute stroll down to the water; here salt meadows, soft sand and blue waves stretch as far as the eye can see. Even more nature awaits nearby: see the memorial stones in Jægerspris Skov, for example, while Den gamle grusgrav (the old gravel pit) and Tarzan Skrænten on the other side of Jægerspris are certainly worth a look. And then, of course, there is Jægerspris itself, just eight minutes away by car, with supermarkets, places to eat and cafés. We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.