Charming sum­mer­hou­se with nature garden close to a beautiful beach at Mårup Øster­strand

This sum­mer­hou­se close to Mårup Øster­strand is full of charm and classic holiday home cosiness. The lovely, sandy beach is just 300 meters from the house and nature feels close by in the secluded garden.
The house is allergy friendly which means that no soap or fabric softener with perfume is used in the house, and no pets are allowed in the house.

Interior
The sum­mer­hou­se is still in its original form as it was built in the 1960s, but new con­structions are made, so there is room for up to 5 guests. Despite a thorough mo­der­ni­sa­tion, the house has retained the cosiness and at­mosp­he­re that cha­ra­cte­ri­ses a classic holiday home. The house is not large, but it is well-appointed with all the necessary fa­ci­li­ties to make your holiday enjoyable and com­fortab­le. The holiday home is suitable for both families with children and couples who want to enjoy their summer holiday in quiet sur­ro­un­dings just 300 metres from a beautiful sandy beach.

At first you enter the living room via a veranda. The living room is bright and inviting with large windows, a sofa and armchairs. From the living room you can enjoy the view of the garden, cosy up with a game or turn on the TV, where you can watch your own content via Chro­mecast. There is also free Wi-Fi in the house.

From the living room you enter the kitchen, which is quite narrow but cosy and fun­ctio­nal­ly furnished. In connction to the kitchen is a lovely dining area by the window over­look­ing the green garden. From the kitchen, there are a few steps down to a fun­ctio­nal utility room with plenty of storage space. Here you'll find more space to prepare your holiday meals, as well as a fridge and oven. From the utility room, you can access the new and spacious bathroom. The bathroom has light-coloured tiles, un­der­floor heating, a large walk-in shower and a washing machine and tumble dryer. From the utility room there is also access to the garden and outdoor shower.

In the bedroom section of the sum­mer­hou­se, which is next to the kitchen and a small hallway, there are two good and cosy bedrooms. One bedroom has two single beds, while the other room has a double bed and a single bed. This makes a total of 5 com­fortab­le beds. Between the bedrooms is a small toilet, which is bright and also newly renovated.

The house is heated by a heat pump and electric radiators, so even on colder days, the house is lovely to stay in.

In the summer house, it is aimed that no soaps or fabric softeners with perfume are used. Therefore, perfume-free products are available in the house. Likewise, pets are not allowed, which also con­tri­bu­tes to an allergy-friendly en­viron­ment.

Outdoor
The sum­mer­hou­se is located on a large natural plot with in­te­r­e­sting trees and shrubs. The enclosed garden offers both sun and shade. On the lawn, there's plenty of room to play, if you don't want to look at an anthill or relax with a good book. In front of the house is a covered veranda and a tiled terrace, perfect for enjoying holiday meals and the outdoors.

On the east side of the sum­mer­hou­se is an outdoor shower that allows you to ex­pe­ri­en­ce nature up close. The shower is shielded, but you get the feeling of bathing in nature as you have a view of the trees and the sky.

There is ample parking at the house, and it is possible to charge an electric car.

Location
Mårup Øster­strand is a lovely, quiet holiday home area with gravel roads and trees. Just 300 metres from the house is a lovely sandy beach where you can swim, walk and relax.

Mårup is only 1.5 ki­lo­metres away, where there is a grocery store and several cafés and shops, including bike rental. In addition, Mårup harbour with its fish re­stau­rant and sailing lodge is well worth a visit, and there are great hiking routes from here. The original, well-preserved village of Nordby is also just a few ki­lo­metres from the sum­mer­hou­se, and here you can visit the village pond and iconic bell tower. Nordby also has several re­stau­rants and op­portu­ni­ties to buy local produce or a good ice cream.

The nort­her­n­most point on Samsø, Issehoved, is beautiful all year round and there are several good hiking trails that lead through the hilly landscape.

Further south is the cosy harbour town of Langør, where in the summer it is possible to visit a fish re­stau­rant and go for walks by Stauns fjord or visit Samsø Na­tursko­le, which offers several acti­vi­ties for children and adults in the summer. From the beach via the old rescue path along Nord­by­bug­ten Bay, head south and reach Langør in just over 1½ hours, passing Nordby heath along the way.

In Tra­neb­jerg, Samsø's largest town, 15 ki­lo­metres from the house, there are good shopping op­portu­ni­ties and re­stau­rants, and it's easy to get around the small villages on the entire South Island. Most villages have a street pond, small shops, cafés or roadside stalls, so you can easily feel the life of the island on a bike ride around the island. In summer, Ballen in par­ti­cu­lar is a lively harbour town with many re­stau­rants and shops.