Description
Interior design
This cosy and well-located house in attractive Langemark, close to the town of Ballen, invites you to pure holiday idyll.
The holiday home has a lovely large garden with a wooden terrace. The house is a classic and cosy wooden house with a wood-burning stove and authentic holiday home decor. Only 150 metres from the house there is a lovely beach where you can swim or enjoy a walk. Only 2 kilometres away is the town of Ballen, where you can enjoy a variety of restaurants.
The holiday home's wood-burning stove is centrally located in the living room, which is the focal point of the house. The living room is ideal for relaxing with games, reading a good book or lighting up the wood-burning stove. The house also has free WiFi. Directly adjacent to the living room and kitchen is the dining table, which seats 6 people. The house is small but cosy, and here you are guaranteed an authentic holiday home atmosphere.
The kitchen is fully functional and has everything you need to prepare the meals of the day during your holiday. There is a freezer, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher.
The house has three rooms with two double bedrooms and one room with bunk beds, 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 facilities needed in the holiday home.
The house can be heated with a wood-burning stove and electric radiators.
Outdoors
The holiday home has a large garden where you can play on the lawn.
With direct access from the living room, the large wooden terrace is perfect for enjoying the sun or the day's meals, which you can cook on the barbecue. Here you can sit in the garden furniture completely undisturbed, and find both shade and shelter on the partially covered terrace where you can glimpse the sea.
Location
Samsø offers many exciting activities for the whole family. Around Ballen you'll find the island's best sandy beaches, ideal for swimming and families with children.
Just 2 kilometres from the house is Ballen town, where there is a grocery store that is open all year round. There are also bike hire, a café, restaurants and roadside stalls with locally grown vegetables.
Drive to Nordby, previously voted Denmark's best-preserved village. This is not without reason, as Nordby is an incredibly charming and cosy village with a central pond and fine old half-timbered houses.
Drive even further north and you'll reach Samsø's northernmost point, Issehoved, which not only offers beautiful views, but also a rich animal and bird life. Don't miss out on a good walk in the Nordby hills!
On the South Island, for example, you can stop by Falkecenter Samsø, where you can watch the eagle and other large birds show off their skills. Around the many cosy villages you'll find speciality shops, tasty strawberries in season and cafés.
The village of Besser is especially known for its cosy village environment and the café Søster Sidevind, which is open all year round. You can also go for a walk on Besser Reef and experience exciting birds, find amber or a fossilised sea urchin.
Stop by Ballen Harbour and taste some wonderful specialities from Samsø. If you come to Ballen in week 29, prepare yourself for the fact that Denmark's most cosy festival is held here every year in July.
