Holiday home - 4 persons - Digebakken - Ordrup - 4540 - Fårevejle

This lovely log cabin is located on Ordrup Næs and enjoys a fantastic location on a beautiful natural plot with its own lake. The house is situated less than 200 metres from one of the area’s finest sandy beaches. There are also many beautiful hiking trails in the surrounding area.

The house is equipped with a TV, a heat pump (with air conditioning) and free internet access. It is rented out to a maximum of 4 guests (in addition, there is an annex with accommodation for 2 temporarily staying overnight guests).

The house has a lovely, well-furnished living room with panoramic windows overlooking the lake and the surrounding greenery, as well as direct access to the terrace. The older but well-equipped kitchen is open to the living room and includes a dishwasher, oven, four hotplates, refrigerator and a small freezer.

There is one small bedroom with a double bed (160 × 200 cm) and one small bedroom with two single beds (70 × 200 cm – best suited for children). Please note that this bedroom has no door. Finally, there is an annex where two people can sleep if that is more convenient.

The bathroom is fitted with a shower cabin, a separate washbasin and a 30-litre water heater.

Imagine spending the long, bright summer days and evenings on the lovely, spacious terrace overlooking the lake, furnished with garden furniture and a barbecue, where you can truly enjoy outdoor living.

Parking is available on the property.

There are many activities in the area. If you enjoy swimming, there are wonderful child-friendly sandy beaches nearby. If you are looking for more to do, you can visit Sommerland Sjælland, Geopark Odsherred, Hempel Glass Museum or Odsherred Zoo Rescue. Golfers will also find several golf courses to choose from.

You can also drive to Holbæk, less than 30 km away, where you can go shopping, enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants or perhaps visit Andelslandsbyen Nyvang, a living open-air museum that charmingly presents the Danish cooperative movement and rural life from 1870 to 1950.

In recent years, Odsherred has established itself as a gastronomic destination, focusing on local ingredients sourced from fields, forests and the coastline.