Converted factory from 1950 with its own forest

Denmark Hadsund Hadsund

The house

  • Up to 6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 240 m²

What makes it special

  • Explore 10 hectares of private forest with hiking trails along the Korup river
  • Dine in the rustic living room with 3 meter ceilings
  • Take an excursion to Store Blåkilde in Rold Forest

About this house

In this charming converted peat factory from the 1950s, Danish industrial history meets Provence atmosphere. The thick walls and preserved peat ovens in the entrance hall tell the unique history of the house, while the large, rustic rooms create a special atmosphere.

The large kitchen-dining room is the focal point of life with a striking oak plank table and a wood-burning stove. On the first floor, the living room opens up with impressive ceiling heights of over 3 meters, where another wood-burning stove creates a cozy space for TV time or meals with a view.

From the terrace, there is a breathtaking view of the large meadow where deer and hares are often seen. The 10 hectares of private forest is right outside the door with a network of paths winding past the lake and Korup stream. The conservatory offers both table football and a cozy seating area.

Explore the scenic area around Rold Skov, where Store Blåkilde and Madum Sø are waiting to be explored. Øster Hurup beach is just 15 minutes away, and in Hadsund you'll find a zoo and good food at Da Vinci restaurant.

What you’ll find here

  • barbecue
  • board games
  • boats
  • campfire site
  • child bed
  • close to hiking paths
  • coffee machine
  • dishwasher
  • dryer
  • electric kettle
  • electricity
  • exhaust hood
  • freezer
  • heat pump
  • high chair
  • hot water
  • outdoor games
  • oven
  • parasol
  • patio furniture
  • running water
  • suitable for children
  • suitable for infants
  • terrace
  • tv
  • washing machine
  • woodburning stove

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