Cozy and well-kept wooden house in quiet sur­ron­dings

Are you looking for a relaxing holiday in quiet sur­ro­un­dings? Then you should take a closer look at this fine holiday house, located on a closed wing in cozy Bork Havn.

Interior
It is a classic wooden summer house from 1975, which has been nicely main­tai­ned and updated over the years - including a dis­hwas­her, wireless internet, heat pump and other modern con­ve­ni­en­ces. The house measures 60 m2, which consists of three bedrooms with a total of five beds: In one bedroom you will find a double bed and in the other two, one and two single beds re­specti­ve­ly. A bathroom is also part of the floor plan, and at one end of the cottage there is an open kitchen and living room. It is a cozy place to spend time together, and when the holiday program is, for example, cozy on the sofa with a good film on the flat screen and a fire in the wood-burning stove, everyday life quickly feels very far away.

Outdoor
The house's terrace is the perfect place to stay when you feel like relaxing for a while in a good garden chair. A fence around the terrace emp­ha­sizes the feeling of privacy and can also provide some shelter if needed. There is also plenty of space on the lawn to play ball and frolic, and there are even swings and a sandbox for the very youngest children to play with.

Location
The closed Kosigvænget provides both children and adults with a lovely setting for the holiday. The sur­ro­un­dings are peaceful, and at the same time it is not far from Ringkøbing Fjord and the center of Bork Havn, which offers shopping op­portu­ni­ties, places to eat and a charming harbor en­viron­ment with a nice at­mosp­he­re. In Bork Havn there is both a surfing beach and a small bathing beach, and it is possible to visit both Bork Vikin­ge­havn and Fahl Kro, but you can also play mini golf or rent bicycles from Fe­ri­e­part­ner. If the choice falls on a cycle trip, it is obvious to follow the beautiful route along Ringkøbing Fjord all the way to Skjern Å, or you can pack your swimwear and cycle to Ny­min­de­gab to swim in the North Sea.