Cosy summer house at Mårup Øster­strand - only 200 m to a lovely beach

Interior
This cosy and well-located house in at­tra­cti­ve Mårup invites to pure holiday home idyll.

A pet is welcome here, and the house has a lovely enclosed and large green garden. The house is a classic and summer house with wood stove and authentic holiday home decor. Only 200 meters from the house you can enjoy a walk on Mårup Øster­strand in the beautiful northern part of Samsø.

The summer house's wood stove is centrally located in the living room, which is the heart of the house. The living room is ideal for relaxing with games, reading a good book or turning on the TV, which has Danish and German TV channels. The house also has free WiFi. In direct extension with the living room and the kitchen is the house's dining table, which seats 6 people. The house is small but cosy and with guarantee an authentic sum­mer­hou­se at­mosp­he­re.

The kitchen is fun­ctio­nal and has eve­ryt­hing you need on your holiday to prepare the day's meals, although it is not of recent date. There's a freezer, microwave and coffee machine, while you can take turns doing the dishes.

The house has three bedrooms, divided into a double bedroom and two rooms with bunk beds. The rooms have bedside tables and storage space, so there is room for both children and adults.
Next to the master bedroom is the house's bathroom, which is not large but has the amenities needed in the house.

The house can be heated with the wood stove and electric radiators.

Outdoors
The summer house has a lovely enclosed green garden where you can play on the lawn. With access from the living room of the house, the large wooden terrace is perfect for enjoying the sun or the day's meals, which you can also cook on the barbecue. Here you can sit com­ple­te­ly un­dis­tur­bed and find both shade and shelter on the partially covered terrace.

Location
Samsø offers many exciting acti­vi­ties for the whole family. Around Mårup you will find the best sandy beach on the northern island of Samsø, as it is ideal for swimming and families with children.

Just 2 ki­lo­me­ters from the house is the village of Mårup. Here you find a Dagli Brugs, which is open all year round. There is also a bike rental, cafe and roadside sales selling locally grown ve­ge­tab­les.

Equally close to the cottage is Nordby, voted Denmark's best-preserved village. This is not without reason, as Nordby is an in­cre­di­bly charming and cosy village with its central pond and old, fine half-timbered houses.

If you drive further north, you will come to the nort­her­n­most point of Samsø, Issehoved. It is always worth a visit, as it is an asto­nis­hing view. Don't miss out on a good hike in the beautiful landscape.

On the southern part of Samsø, you can for example stop by the Falcon Centre, where you can watch the eagle and other large birds show off their skills. Around the many cosy villages, you will find specialty shops, tasty straw­ber­ri­es in season, and cafes.

The village of Besser is par­ti­cu­lar­ly well known for its cosy village en­viron­ment and the Søster Sidevind café, which is open all year round. You can also go for a walk on Besser Reef and see in­te­r­e­sting birds, find amber or a fos­si­li­sed sea urchin.

Stop by Ballen Harbour and taste some wonderful Samsø spe­ci­a­li­ties. If you visit Ballen in week 29, be prepared for Denmark's cosiest festival, held here every year in July.