Child-friendly, cozy cottage.

Welcome inside.

Here you’ll find an open-plan living-dining room and kitchen, where you can relax with games or enjoy cooking. Meals are served at the spacious dining table. There is also an entrance hall, a toilet with shower, and two bedrooms, one of which has a family bunk bed."

Come outside.

From the living room, you step out onto the covered terrace, where you can enjoy a meal or relax with a cup of coffee.

The children can play in the garden, which has a sandpit, a small tram­po­li­ne and a swing set. There’s also plenty of space here for games for the whole family.

You can also retreat to the cosy pavilion with a glass of wine and a good book.

Enjoy the evening with a barbecue on the terrace, where you can admire the fantastic sunsets.

Explore the sur­ro­un­dings

If you follow Præstegårdsvej and continue along Sand­spo­ret, you’ll come to a lovely child-friendly beach, where nature provides hours of en­tertain­ment for the little ones and a lovely dip for the older ones.

In the old, charming village of Kulhuse, there’s a harbour and a child-friendly sandy beach, shops and the vast Nordskov forest all within easy reach. The fjord is also great for fishing, and the ferry service takes you across the fjord to Sølager. You can also reach Hundested quickly, which boasts a brewery, a glassblowing workshop and arts and crafts studios. At Kulhuse harbour, you can also see the remains of the Englænder­skan­sen defence for­ti­fi­ca­tions, built against the English in 1808 to protect the cannon factory in Fre­de­riksværk. In Nordskov, you’ll find the oldest oak trees (600, 800 and 1,500 years old) in Denmark and indeed in Europe, where you can follow the sign­po­sted walking trails. The forest is also home to the royal hunting lodge, built in 1857. In Jægerspris, you can explore the old castle and treat your­sel­ves to an ice cream from Poulsens Isbod, which has been selling ice cream since 1913. Jægerspris Mill is still in operation, and you can also buy fresh flour there in the summer. A little further away lies the nearest town, ‘Fre­de­riks­sund’, where you can go shopping and eat out. You can also explore the charming town of Roskilde with its Viking museum and cathedral, and take a stroll along the fjord.