Cocina de carpintería artesanal y un jardín natural salvaje junto al fiordo de Isefjorden

The holiday home brings you all together in the spacious kitchen-dining area, where a handcrafted oak kitchen, a hot-rolled black steel countertop and a wood-burning stove set the mood. Windows and doors open onto the house’s three terraces, which catch both the morning and evening sun.



The décor's unpretentious with modern touches. The bathroom features grey-blue concrete tiles, brass fixtures and underfloor heating. There’s room for both family and groups of friends, who can spread out among the house’s bedrooms and the annex. From the kitchen-dining area, you’ll naturally find yourself stepping out onto the large covered terrace when the weather permits.



The garden's undulating and overgrown with perennials and tall grasses. The fire pit faces the fjord, and the large lawn in front of the house offers a natural view of the water.



A small nature trail leads down to the fjord, and to the left lies a small cove known as “Grenen.” If you continue, you’ll reach a small natural harbour with local fishing boats. From there, you can walk along the dam or through the forest. Nearby are Malergården and the Audebo pumping station, and a little further away you’ll find the Odsherred Art Museum and Dragsholm Castle.