Løvsangervej 24, Nordsjælland

The house is located in the heart of North Zealand, close to both Hornbæk, Fredensborg and Helsingør. It is well-maintained and well-appointed and well-positioned with panoramic views over nature. The house is situated peacefully and undisturbed at the end of a cul-de-sac and is screened off with trees and planting, extremely secluded from neighbouring properties. From the large south-facing terrace there is an unobstructed and expansive view over a totally protected bog area, forest and lake. In the same direction there is free passage to the sun's path, which makes the house exceptionally sunny. The holiday home is located on the edge of Langesø Plantation. A nature area that primarily consists of protected forest, bog and lakes, which previously was a Denmark-famous plant nursery with imports of foreign and exotic plants, and which among other things counts royal greenhouses and the country's botanical gardens as major customers. The past as a plant nursery continues to leave its mark on Langesø to this day. Everywhere you encounter a broad range of plants from all parts of the world: lotus, rhododendron, water lilies, ferns etc. The lush plant life blends charmingly with the area's many small lakes and streams and at the same time provides fertile ground for a rich and wild animal life. Langesø also borders other beautiful nature areas: Esrum Lake and Gurre Lake with opportunities for swimming and hiking, as well as Hornbæk Golf Club, where you can enjoy a round of golf in the middle of nature. In addition to the property's nature-rich and peaceful location, there is also not far to shops, experiences and culture. 2 km to the south lies the town of Tikøb with supermarket, bakery, butcher and smokehouse. 7 km to the north lies the charming coastal town Hornbæk with beach, harbour, restaurants and a diverse life. To the east there is 10 km to Helsingør, where you find shopping, culture, history and modern architecture in the form of among others Kronborg, Helsingør food market and the Maritime Museum. From the house it is approximately 35 minutes by car to Copenhagen. The house is open plan with kitchen and dining area together and with a few steps down to the living room, which is extremely bright, thanks to the large panoramic windows, three-part windows and roof windows. For the cold months there is a wood-burning stove and underfloor heating in the kitchen-living room and bathroom. The kitchen has a skylight, so you have plenty of light for cooking, and otherwise contains everything you need for preparing cosy holiday meals. You can of course also grill on the large terrace. There are 3 bedrooms, two of which are furnished with double beds. The third bedroom has a bunk bed with two sleeping places. In addition there is an alcove with two sleeping places. The bathroom has a shower, corner spa and washing machine at your disposal. One of the two attics can be used by guests. The other is closed off for guests for the owner's private belongings.