Casa de vacaciones en Skagen

ENERGY CONSUMPTION WILL BE CALCULATED AFTER READING THE ELECTRICITY METER.
FINAL CLEANING CAN BE ORDERED.
LINEN IS NOT INCLUDED. You can rent a linen package (consists of bedding, one large and one small towel plus a tea towel).


Beautiful black-painted holiday home of 115 m² on one level, ideal for a large family. The house features a spacious open-plan kitchen and living area with dining space and a cozy lounge, where the wood-burning stove creates a warm atmosphere all year round.

The property offers two stylish, newly renovated bathrooms with modern materials and plenty of space. One of the bathrooms includes a sauna, perfect for relaxation and wellness after an active day. From here, there is direct access to the outdoor shower, available during the summer months. Practical utility room with washer and dryer and good storage space.

Outside, you will find a large, inviting wooden terrace, partly covered, with sheltered areas, several sunny spots, and a lovely private natural plot.

Four well-appointed bedrooms with a flexible layout make the house ideal for families and multiple generations.

PETS:
Dog allowed.

GOOD TO KNOW:
No rental to youth groups (persons under 25 years).
Good parking facilities for 4 cars directly at the house.
The annex building is not available.
Utilities are metered and charged according to usage.
Final cleaning can be purchased.

4 bedrooms:
2 bedrooms with double beds (180 x 200 cm).
1 bedroom with a three-quarter bed (140 x 200 cm).
1 bedroom with two single beds (90 x 200 cm).

NEAREST SHOPPING:
Supermarket 1,100 metres.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
Frederikshavnsvej station (halt) 1.7 km.

AREA:
From the holiday home, there is a short distance to the Buried Church, which tells the story of historic sand drift in the area. On the way, you pass the Natural History Museum Skagen, located in the former Højen Station, from where summer guests were once transported to the seaside hotels in Gl. Skagen.

Only 3 km further north lies Skagen with a wide selection of shops, crafts, cafés and restaurants. Also visit Grenen, Denmark’s northernmost point, as well as the Skagens Museum. A stop at Skagen Bryghus for a locally brewed beer is recommended.

End the day at Solnedgangspladsen, where locals and visitors gather to enjoy the sunset – often with an ice cream or a cup of coffee from the kiosk.