Maison de vacances intergénérationnelle conçue par un architecte à Korevlerne

Surrounded by pine trees, this architect-designed summer house is located just 800 meters from a white, child-friendly sandy beach on Sejerø Bay. The host's own father is the architect behind this beautiful summer house, which was built in 1979. The nature area around the cottage, Korevlerne, is part of UNESCO's heritage, where nature enthusiasts can experience wildlife and plant life up close.



The old details from the house's origins have been preserved, but since then, two terraces have been added to the cottage. Here you can enjoy both the morning and evening sun, weather permitting. The large windows in the living room of the cottage allow you to be close to nature, even when you are indoors. The annex of the house has two beds in addition to the four beds inside the house. Outside you will find a cozy garden and a sauna. There will be an additional charge for using the outdoor sauna of DKK 350 per use.



There are four bicycles in the cottage for two adults and two children aged 9-12 years, which are free to use. You can play badminton when you are at the cottage or gather around a board game. In addition, pick-your-own fruit and the farm shop at Skelbjerggaard, Sommerland Sjælland, and a trip to the holiday town of Rørvig are only a short drive away.