Newer well-main­tai­ned summer house close to the water on Reersø

Welcome inside: A newer, well-main­tai­ned EBK summer house from 2007, featuring a bright and inviting design with high ceilings and large windows that provide excellent natural light. The house has a combined kitchen and living room.

The kitchen includes a built-in oven, cooktop, dis­hwas­her, microwave, and a re­fri­ge­ra­tor with a freezer. The living room has access to a partially covered terrace and is furnished with a sofa, armchairs, a cozy dining area, and a TV with Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, and German channels.

The bathroom features a shower. There are two bedrooms:

One with a double bed

One with a double sofa bed

Ad­di­tio­nal­ly, there are two extra sleeping spaces on a double sofa bed in the living room.

The house is heated by a heat pump and electric heating.

Free fiber-optic Wi-Fi is available. Final cleaning is mandatory.

Enjoy life outside: The house sits on a 1,163 m² plot with a partially covered tiled terrace. Outdoor amenities include garden furniture and a grill.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions: This charming and well-located summer house is just 100 meters from the water in the beautiful natural sur­ro­un­dings of Reersø.

Reersø offers plenty to explore, including scenic walking trails, a local inn, and a lively harbor with a great at­mosp­he­re in the summer. The peninsula is located on the west coast of Zealand, ap­proxi­ma­te­ly 26 km from Ka­lund­borg.

A unique way to ex­pe­ri­en­ce Reersø’s di­stin­cti­ve nature is by walking around the island—a 9 km scenic route.

Shopping and amenities:

Grocery stores are available in Gørlev (9 km away).

Larger shopping options can be found in Ka­lund­borg and Slagelse.

Reersø is known for its vibrant arts and crafts scene, a charming harbor where fresh fish is sold daily, and a pi­c­tu­resque village with half-timbered houses. It is also home to a 300-year-old inn, a local grocery store, and a historic church.

A special feature of Reersø is its many tailless cats, a well-known cha­ra­cte­ri­stic of the island.