This Danish Cabin Is the Place to Be for Savoring Fall Foliage
Location: Stege, Denmark
Price: DKK 3,500,000 (approximately $464,670 USD)
Year Built: 1958
Footprint: 700 square feet (one bedroom, one bath)
From the agent: "The house was originally built as a holiday home in 1958, and has since been thoroughly transformed, rebuilt, and extended in 2018. An elegant and gifted architectural style allows the house to orientate itself unhindered toward the beautiful meadows with the water and woodland beyond. This retreat would be ideal for the nature-loving couple or family who dream of living in the middle of a soundscape of wild game, wild pheasants, and hundreds of other birds’ loud appreciation of their surroundings."
The home’s wood-clad facade blends into the forested site.
Inside, a calming neutral color palette awaits. Sliding glass doors facilitate indoor/outdoor living while framing captivating views of the coastline.
A large deck extends the living area outdoors, providing an idyllic spot for al fresco dining.
A partition crafted from a reclaimed window allows ample light to sweep into the bedroom.
"The nearby meadow is a part of a nature reserve, so it commonly hosts grazing cows, wandering wild horses, and dancing birds," notes the agent.
This one-bedroom cabin located in Stege, Denmark, is currently available for DKK 3,500,000 (approximately $464,670 USD) by Adam Schnack Realty.
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