Svenstibakkevej 48, Lild Strand

Well-maintained summer house on natural grounds. The house is situated fantastically with two large window sections that provide an unobstructed view over the protected dune heath. Nature comes, so to speak, into the living room, and we have seen red deer and roe deer etc. just outside the house. At the end of the dune heath, 5 kilometres east of the house, you can see the Bulbjerg ridge rise above the landscape. The area is also known as Dark Sky Park Bulbjerg and is a good place to watch the stars. From the house there is a clear view towards the northeast, east and south, and the house's two terraces face out towards the magnificent nature with several hiking trails right outside the door. 600 metres northwest of the house lies the North Sea. 5 kilometres south of the house there is a large bird reserve that stretches approximately 10 kilometres south down to the Limfjord. West of Lild Strand is Denmark's longest undeveloped coastline. East of the house there are 15 kilometres to the next small holiday village Thorupstrand. In short: the house is located in a natural area with opportunities for many different experiences. At the landing place, where fishing boats are pulled ashore, coastal terraces have been built where you can enjoy the sunset, and a glass house where you can enjoy your packed food and the view over the sea. The summer house is well furnished and equipped with, among other things, tv, Chromecast and wi-fi as well as a good wood-burning stove. The house is located in a good summer house area with a shared playground. Lild Strand is a small fishing village with the opportunity to buy fresh fish directly from the boats.
Previous guests give 4.4 stars out of 5.