The house
- Up to 5 guests
- 3 bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- 100 m²
What makes it special
- Walk 300 meters through the forest to Sweden's longest sandy beach
- Discover cultural treasures such as Laholm's Drawing Museum and Ravinen in Båstad
- Explore Hallandsåsen with hiking and adventure at Kungsbygget
About this house
This charming 1960s house offers a unique blend of retro style and a seaside location. Just 300 meters through a cozy forest path, you will reach Sweden's longest sandy beach, where both a shallow beach and a bathing jetty await you.
Inside, you will find a simple kitchen and two living rooms that exude genuine 1960s charm. The three small bedrooms create an intimate and cozy feeling, perfect for a relaxing vacation by the sea.
The wind-protected garden offers outdoor seating areas facing both south and west, surrounded by trees that provide shelter from the sea breeze. Here you can enjoy long summer evenings and outdoor meals.
The area offers a wealth of activities for all tastes. There are golf courses in Torekov and Båstad within easy reach, tennis matches in Skummeslöv, and exciting cultural experiences at Laholm's Drawing Museum. Take a boat trip to Hallands Väderö or explore the Hallandsåsen hiking trails.
What you’ll find here
- barbecue
- board games
- books
- close to hiking paths
- close to ski resort
- coffee machine
- dishwasher
- electricity
- enclosed backyard
- enclosed garden
- exhaust hood
- fire extinguisher
- freezer
- garden recliners
- hot water
- microwave
- outdoor games
- outdoor kitchen
- oven
- parasol
- parking
- patio furniture
- private garden
- running water
- smoke detector
- suitable for children
- tea towels and dishcloth
- terrace
- tv
- wifi
