Villa surrounded by nature near Fredensborg

A gravel courtyard lies in front of the house's light facade. The dark roof is broken up by dormers, and a wide staircase leads up to the front door beneath the columned canopy. Inside, the height continues through the entrance hall, which is open to the landing on the first floor. The stairs have dark treads and a handrail against the white balustrade; along the wall there are cupboards for outerwear. The kitchen and dining area are openly connected. White fronts meet dark worktops, and the hob is placed on the island, so cooking faces into the room. The sink is under the window. At the dining area, the glass doors reach almost from floor to ceiling, with grass and trees outside – from here the table can be laid indoors or moved out onto the terrace. In the adjoining living room, the fireplace takes up one wall, with built-in space for firewood beside it. The light floors and glazing bars carry through from the kitchen-living area into the living room. Several glass sections bring the garden into view, and here too there is direct access outside. The living spaces are connected, while the fireplace room still has its own separation. The first floor is the house's bedroom wing. Three bedrooms lie around the landing, and cupboards are fitted along the sloping walls. One bedroom has a Juliet balcony and direct access to its own bathroom with a bathtub. A further bathroom is accessed from the landing. This makes it possible to set up one of the rooms as an office without having to work at the dining table. The ground floor has a guest WC and a utility room. The basement has a separate entrance, storage rooms, a utility room and another bathroom. The 150 m² lie outside the living area and provide space for storage and hobby activities. The garage is in a separate building by the courtyard and is included in the rental together with the garden. Outside, the terrace continues into lawned areas, with trees and taller vegetation around the open sections. From the living spaces you can follow the garden through the year; in summer the doors can stand open between the dining area and the terrace, while the fireplace gives the living room another gathering point in the cooler months. Grønholt Vang is one of the area's excursion destinations, with the forest areas Sørup Hegn, Gamle Grønholt Vang and Tulstrup Hegn. There is public parking at, among others, Præstemosevej and Grønholt Station, so a walk in the forest can begin in several places. It is a landscape where the forest is part of everyday life, while Fredensborg offers another starting point for trips and transport. By Fredensborg Palace lies the public palace garden facing Esrum Lake. Here the surroundings change from forest to laid-out garden, and both the palace garden and Grønholt Vang make destinations for a trip away from your own garden. From Fredensborg Station, the Lille Nord line runs between Hillerød and Helsingør. The house lies outside the town centre; it is the garden and the rural surroundings, not shops right outside the door, that characterise the place. With the glass doors to the garden and the fireplace in the living room, the house has a gathering point on both sides of the terrace door. Contact us to arrange a viewing.