Stubberup Bygade 13A

Surrounded by fields and beautiful countryside lies this home, whose ideal layout has room for the whole family. There are no fewer than four rooms and the loveliest garden with terraces, and you are also offered a life of rural idyll with all the best that entails.

The house has no fewer than 180 well-planned square metres to enjoy. Here you will find, among other things, the kitchen, which is partly open to the living space, where the kitchen island works beautifully to tie the room together. This means conversation can flow while you cook, as there is room for a dining area next to it. You can also set up a TV lounge at the other end, and the living space’s large windows will bring plenty of light to family time. This home has room for the whole family, with four rooms that can be arranged as you wish. Everyday chores are well provided for too, as the home has a large utility room with laundry facilities and built-in cupboards, so there is room for coats and clothes as well. There is also a hallway, an entrance hall and a spacious bathroom decorated in light tones.

The house was built in 1971 and is clearly well maintained, and its distinctive large windows bring in light and offer a lovely view of green spaces. The home has a good-sized garden, where the green lawn invites you to make use of it – you could, for example, create a play area for the children or an orangery for relaxing moments. The house also has no fewer than two terraces, one of them covered, where you can set up a lounge area and an outdoor dining spot for chatting with family and friends while looking out over the surrounding countryside.

If you would like a peaceful life in rural surroundings, this home is just the thing for you. The house is surrounded by beautiful countryside and fields, and you only have to go three kilometres before you reach the sea, where there are also various beaches. There are also good childcare options, with a nature kindergarten three kilometres away and a school 2,5 kilometres away, which you can reach via the old railway line, now turned into a safe cycle path. It also runs all the way into the town of Kerteminde. And when you need to shop for everyday essentials, it is only a seven-minute drive to the nearest shops, or just fifteen minutes to Kerteminde, where you can enjoy the town’s many charming shops, restaurants and harbour.

We look forward to meeting you at a viewing.