Forest retreat with sauna nearby beach

Surrounded by tall trees and quiet forest, this newly renovated summer house in Odsherred is the kind of place that makes you exhale the moment you arrive.



The garden is a world of its own, big enough for children to play around with trees to climb, grass to run on, and the sort of unhurried, natural setting that's increasingly hard to find.

Inside, the house is warm and generous: 163 m² with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (one with a sauna), and a layout that naturally draws people together.



3 bedrooms are spread across the house in a way that gives everyone genuine privacy: 2 on one end, while the third is tucked away on the opposite side, ideal for those who go to bed early, or anyone who wants to unwind in silence.

Two bathrooms are well placed throughout, one with a sauna, a proper treat after a day in the sea or a long forest walk.



The open kitchen flows into the living room, where a wood-burning fireplace takes centre stage on cooler evenings. The dining room is a fully enclosed conservatory with large opening windows and a glass roof. Bright and airy by day, it opens up to a full sky on clear nights. It tends to become everyone's favourite room by the end of day one.



Outside, two large terraces cover all bases: one for morning sun, one for afternoon shade. A carport keeps the car sheltered, and a fully equipped laundry room with washer and dryer means longer stays are no trouble at all.



Gudmindrup Strand is 2 km away. A quick bike ride or an easy 20-minute walk through the trees. The water is clean and calm, the coast genuinely unspoiled. Back on land, Odsherred opens up into hiking and cycling routes through forest and farmland, all from the doorstep.



For everyday needs, you're well covered: a Super Brugsen, Rema 1000 and Netto are all within a 7-minute drive, so stocking up is quick and easy. And on evenings when nobody feels like cooking, a local pizzeria nearby means a relaxed takeaway night is always an option.



Nykøbing Sjælland is close by for restaurants, cafés and a taste of everyday Danish life. But honestly, the house gives you every reason to stay put and simply enjoy where you are.

This is a house that works beautifully in midsummer with a full house of kids, and equally well on a quiet November weekend for two. It holds its warmth either way.