Maison paisible dans les bois près de la plage d'Ordrup à Fårevejle

This is a place that will be different from the place you know from your everyday life. The dogmas celebrate nature, simplicity, sincerity, presence, peacefulness, and the quiet life amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life. That is why there is no dishwasher. That is why all the equipment in the kitchen is of the highest quality. That's why there's always plenty of firewood from the forest. That's why people gather around the campfire, and why there are cool mountain bikes in the shed, books on the shelves describing the best hiking trails in the area, the best fishing spots, and indexes of herbs, plants, and mushrooms that can be picked right outside the door. In this way, the people who have restored the house feel that they honor the place for its fine qualities, its history, and their gratitude for all the eternally beautiful nature that fills the place with its uniqueness.



The house has a high-ceilinged open-plan living area connected to a living room, a bedroom with two beds, and a loft with four beds. The bathroom has a shower and an additional outdoor shower. But perhaps the most beautiful room is the one that provides the setting for the well-equipped carpenter's kitchen with a small dining area and access to the south-facing cobblestone terrace area. A kind of enclosed space between the house, the adjoining annex and the lightly cultivated natural grounds that lean against the beautiful forest planting towards the water. A small path leads through the forest to the spectacular beach. The annex has two bedrooms, each with a double bed, each with its own entrance from the garden and connected by a door between them, so you can have parents in one room and younger children in the other. There is also access to the bathroom from both bedrooms.



Ordrup Strand is located in the first row in the eternally beautiful Odsherred – right between the enchanting Karup Forest, Veddinge Hills, and Fårevejle Station Town. The area is loved by gourmets, birdwatchers, and hikers throughout the country – and on the international scene, Odsherred is known as the first UNESCO-recognized geopark.



This house is part of the area's very first summer cottage development – built in 1930, it has been thoroughly restored and extended in recent years with respect for the original design. A genuine forest house in a clearing in the woods. Less than 100 meters from one of the country's most beautiful beaches, within walking distance of Ordrup's charming village pond, within cycling distance of superb hiking and mountain biking trails, and within driving distance of Odsherred's charming harbor areas, Dragsholm Castle's refined gourmet experiences, and one historical site after another.