Charming restored half-timbered house with thatched roof on Samsø

Interior
On the ground floor is the main entrance with stairs to first floor. From the entrance there is access to 2 bathrooms - one with tub and one with shower, both with un­der­floor heating. The kitchen has all the ap­pli­an­ces needed and you will find good fa­ci­li­ties for preparing the holiday meals.

From the kitchen there is access to a dining room, where the mullioned windows and small, preserved rooms creates a cosy at­mosp­he­re.

From the kitchen you enter a small living room with a wood-burning stove and a TV lounge with a flat-screen TV. It is perfect to sit in front of the fireplace with a book or turn on the TV with Danish TV channels. There is also WiFi in the house.

The first floor is totally renovated with 2 good bedrooms with 2 sleeping places and 3 sleeping places re­specti­ve­ly. On the landing there is also a bed.

Outdoor
Small plot with local vineyard as nearest neighbor. Vineyard visits are possible by ap­po­int­ment.

In front of the house, you can enjoy the sun most of the day. The vineyard in front of the house and the limited traf­fi­ck­ed road makes the ground quiet.

Location
Samsø is the obvious holiday desti­na­tion if you are looking for both peace and acti­vi­ties. Close by there are both fine beaches, old beech forest, heather and preserved hills. The beautiful avenue down to Brat­tings­borg castle starts at Ørby's town sign. In summer it is possible to visit the castle park, but it is always worth a visit to take a walk in Brat­tings­borg forest.

Issehoved on the northern tip is Skagen's branch in miniature, and here you have a beautiful view of Djursland and the numerous ships passing Samsø. At Samsø Museum in Tra­neb­jerg and the Nature School in Langør, there are both ex­pe­ri­en­ces and knowledge to be gained. You can hire bicycles and go from village to village; the distances are short and the roadside stalls with fresh ve­ge­tab­les make it easy to do some local shopping.

There are plenty of op­portu­ni­ties for acti­vi­ties Samsø. Try golf at one of Denmark's most beau­ti­ful­ly situated courses, or fishing at Vesterløkken, for example. When hunger strikes, there are small cafés and good eateries around the island. In summer, Ballen is lively with many re­stau­rants and yachts in the harbour.