Fantastic pool house with generous space, a beautiful location and stunning sea views

Spend your next holiday in this modern, architect-designed pool house offering a total of 565 m² and no fewer than 10 com­fortab­le bedrooms. The property was ori­gi­nal­ly built as the executive residence for Carmen Curlers and has over the years provided a setting for both private living and re­p­re­sen­ta­ti­ve purposes.

The house is beau­ti­ful­ly located on the south side of the Røsnæs peninsula, boasting ex­cep­tio­nal panoramic views over Ka­lund­borg Fjord towards Asnæs, across the Great Belt to Funen, and west towards Samsø – a rare com­bi­na­tion of comfort, history and out­stan­ding natural sur­ro­un­dings.

Welcome inside: The house features a large and inviting living room of ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 100 m² with stunning sea views, a fireplace and several cosy seating areas, offering plenty of space for gathering together. Adjacent to the living room is the dining room with seating for up to 20 people and easy access to a guest toilet.

In addition, there is a cosy fireplace lounge with seating for 20–25 people, a large panoramic window and an im­pres­si­ve ceiling height of ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 7 metres, providing abundant natural light and a re­mar­kab­le sense of space.

The kitchen on the first floor is connected to the dining room and is fully equipped with high-quality tableware and kitchen utensils, making it easy to prepare meals for the entire holiday group. The kitchen also includes a dining area with direct access to a terrace where the morning sun can be enjoyed. A practical kit­che­net­te is also located in the bedroom corridor.

Te­le­vi­sions are available in the living room, the kitchen and the master bedroom, and the garage offers ad­di­tio­nal fridge and freezer space – ideal for longer stays and large holiday meals.

The house is therefore also highly suitable for courses/meetings, family gat­he­rings and ce­le­bra­tions of special occasions.

10 well-appointed bedrooms – each with its own “theme”

Africa Room: 2 single beds

Buddha Room: 1 double bed, private access to terrace with sea view, TV

Blue Art Room: 2 single beds, private access to terrace with sea view

Wood Room: 2 single beds

Hund­ertwas­ser Room: 1 double bed, private access to east-facing terrace with morning sun

China Room: 1 double bed, desk and chair

Greenland Room: 2 single beds

Carmen Room: 2 single beds

Vietnam Room: 2 single beds

Great-Grand­mo­t­her’s Room: 2 single beds

Bathrooms:

2 bathrooms with shower and toilet

1 bathroom with shower and spa bath

1 bathroom with toilet and shower by the pool

1 separate toilet with washbasin (no shower)

Pool area: The pool area provides the perfect setting for re­laxa­tion and wellness. It features a pool of ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 40 m³ with varying depths – from about 70 cm at the shallow end to ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 3.5 metres at the deep end – suitable for play, exercise and leisurely swimming.

Adjacent to the pool is a sauna with space for up to 12 people, along with shower fa­ci­li­ties. The pool area is also equipped with three foot baths featuring vibration massage and bubbling water, offering extra op­portu­ni­ties for re­laxa­tion and in­dul­gen­ce during your stay.

Enjoy life outside: Outdoors, the holiday can be enjoyed on the large, covered south-facing terraces totalling ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 70 m², providing ample space for re­laxa­tion and long barbecue evenings. Two gas barbecues are available, making it easy to gather the entire group around shared meals.

From the pool area there is direct access to an open terrace of ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 50 m², perfect for sun­bat­hing and unwinding. By the kitchen, there is also a smaller, partially covered breakfast terrace where the day can begin in peace and quiet.

The large 12,000 m² plot extends down towards the slope and includes both woodland and lawn areas, offering plenty of op­portu­ni­ties for walks, play and outdoor games. There is no direct access to the water from the property, but access is available ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 700 metres away at Røsnæs Badehotel, where a bathing jetty is also provided.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions: The Røsnæs peninsula is known for its fa­sci­nat­ing natural scenery, featuring cliffs, rolling hills, clear light, many hours of sunshine and very little rainfall. The abundant sunshine creates ideal con­di­tions for wine pro­duction, and just a few ki­lo­metres from the house you can visit Dyrehøj Vineyard, the largest vineyard in the Nordic region, whose shop is open year-round (group visits can be arranged).

At the tip of the peninsula lies Røsnæs Ligh­t­hou­se, which houses a museum and offers bre­ath­taking views. Røsnæs also provides excellent fishing op­portu­ni­ties, chal­len­ging anglers with one great fishing spot after another. At the harbour, you may still be lucky enough to meet fishermen returning with freshly caught fish for dinner.

The area offers ex­cep­tio­nal nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces, with marked hiking trails and various landmarks along the way.

In the nearby town of Ka­lund­borg, you can visit a di­stin­cti­ve five-towered church set in a well-preserved medieval district. Directly opposite is the Ka­lund­borg Museum, as well as the re­stau­rant and gallery “Bispegården”. Ka­lund­borg also offers good shopping fa­ci­li­ties along with numerous cafés and re­stau­rants.