Lovely wooden holiday home with great annex, garden room, and short distance to Ring­kø­bing Fjord

Cosy evenings on the sofa by the wood-burning stove, sunny days on the terrace, and long af­ter­noons of board games in the garden room. No matter what your holiday plans look like, you can look forward to wonderful days in this charming holiday home near Ringkøbing Fjord.

Welcome inside
The holiday home has been part of Halby’s peaceful and scenic sur­ro­un­dings since 1979, but much has changed over the years. Both the bathroom and the open kitchen have been mo­der­ni­sed, and the house has been extended with a fully insulated garden room where you can truly enjoy the beautiful natural light and views of the green garden.

If you’re not spending time here, the adjoining living room is perfect for family to­get­her­ness. Light the wood-burning stove or put on a good film using the TV’s DVD player to set the tone for a cosy evening.

When it’s time to wind down, the two bedrooms in the main house and the annex provide sleeping space for four adults and two children.

Enjoy life outside
Both children and adults will enjoy the spacious garden. With its 1,200 m², there is plenty of room for play, water fights, or lawn games. If you’d rather sunbathe or enjoy a relaxing lunch outdoors, the house offers several terraces to choose from, allowing you to pick the perfect spot depending on the sun.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
The Halby holiday area is the ideal place to slow down and unwind, with peaceful, idyllic sur­ro­un­dings and small, quiet roads. The house sits on Gyvelvej, which leads directly to Ringkøbing Fjord, giving you lovely walking routes and beautiful views across the open water.

If you’re in the mood for more activity, the local nature offers excellent op­portu­ni­ties for fishing, surfing, cycling, hiking, and more. Denmark’s Aviation Museum and Stauning Whisky are both nearby, and it’s not far to Adventure Park Ringkøbing or WOW Park Skjern if the family wants an active day out.

If a swim in the North Sea tempts you, the west coast is ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 25 ki­lo­metres away.