Restored house from 1842 by Vejle Ådal

Denmark Vejle Vejle

The house

  • Up to 5 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 bathrooms
  • 100 m²

What makes it special

  • Enjoy sunsets over the Vejle River Valley from the garden, with views of hills and ravines
  • Explore the Bindeballestien Trail to the Iron Age sites and Randbøl Hede
  • Visit Legoland, Givskud Zoo, and the UNESCO monuments in Jelling

About this house

You’ll be staying in a beautiful house built in 1842, featuring original windows and fine details that have undergone a meticulous restoration; the property is part of Bøgedal Øl. The view of the Vejle River Valley is exceptional—the rolling hills, the ravines lined with tall trees, and the cows grazing in the summer heat create a peaceful setting that you won’t find in many places in Denmark.

The house has been renovated with respect for its classic aesthetic, preserving the beautiful original details. The modern look is achieved by highlighting the house’s authentic charm through careful restoration. As part of its charm, the bathroom is older and compact, featuring a terrazzo floor and a fun, original “pull-and-release” toilet that adds to the home’s history.

In the garden, you can enjoy sunsets over the river valley—an experience in itself. In the courtyard between the four wings, you can sit and enjoy the warmth even on an ordinary summer evening while watching the sun disappear behind the hills.

Vejle Ådal offers beaches along the fjord, hikes along the Bindeballestien trail to Iron Age sites, Givskud Zoo, Legoland, and the UNESCO monuments in Jelling. Randbøl Hede and the 7-Lakes area are perfect for exploration by both children and adults. You can enjoy good coffee at KaffeBaren in Vejle, find great Italian food at L'angolo Italiano in Vejle, and Fjordenhus in Vejle is also worth a visit.

What you’ll find here

  • barbecue
  • child bed
  • close to hiking paths
  • desk
  • desk lamp
  • dishwasher
  • electric kettle
  • electricity
  • ev charger
  • fire extinguisher
  • freezer
  • high chair
  • hot water
  • linen and towels
  • oven
  • parasol
  • patio furniture
  • private garden
  • running water
  • suitable for children
  • suitable for infants
  • tea towels and dishcloth
  • terrace
  • washing machine
  • wifi
  • woodburning stove

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