Historic thatched house from 1750 in Husby

Denmark Ulfborg Ulfborg

The house

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 bathrooms
  • 140 m²

What makes it special

  • Discover the unique history of this 1750 house where one of the rooms was once the village post office
  • Hike through Denmark's westernmost beech forest to
  • Experience the starry sky without light pollution and follow the bird migration across the meadows

About this house

In this beautiful thatched house from 1750 you can experience a perfect blend of history and modern comfort. Once the village post office, the house has retained its unique character over the centuries and now offers a charming sanctuary on the west coast of Denmark.

The well-equipped kitchen is the heart of the house and flows naturally into the living and dining area. The two bedrooms are bright and comfortable, and the bathroom has both a shower and bathtub. Underfloor heating in all rooms ensures a comfortable temperature all year round.

Outside, several lovely terraces await with both morning and evening sun. An orchard, a fire pit and a children's area with swings and a sandpit create a perfect environment for relaxation and play.

Husby Klitplantage is just around the corner with good hiking trails leading to Græm beach. The area is part of Geopark Vest-Jylland and offers unique nature experiences. Visit the award-winning VW & Retro Museum in Ulfborg or explore the historic ashlar churches in the area. The 5-hectare property has two houses in the courtyard and the owners can. use one house while you have the other house to yourselves.

What you’ll find here

  • barbecue
  • bathtub
  • board games
  • books
  • chromecast
  • close to hiking paths
  • coffee machine
  • desk
  • desk lamp
  • dishwasher
  • electric kettle
  • electricity
  • exhaust hood
  • fire extinguisher
  • first aid kit
  • freezer
  • garden recliners
  • hammock
  • high chair
  • hot water
  • linen and towels
  • office chair
  • oven
  • parking
  • patio furniture
  • pets allowed
  • playground
  • private garden
  • running water
  • smoke detector
  • suitable for children
  • suitable for infants
  • tea towels and dishcloth
  • terrace
  • toys
  • tv
  • washing machine
  • wifi
  • wireless music player

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