It’s a beautiful day here in ‘Sverige’, and with midsummer now just a whisper away, we’re all longing for slow days by the water.
And if there was ever a place made for that kind of summer daydream, surely it’s this charming beach cottage in Liseleje on Denmark’s north coast.
Built in 1914, and even winning an architectural award at the time, the house sits perched on a cliff above the Kattegat Sea with its own private steps winding down through wild rosehip and soft sand dunes to the beach below. Can you imagine wandering down there first thing in the morning, coffee in hand, for a brisk dip before everyone else is awake? Would you brave the cold water? I havwe already had my ‘badpremier’ here and it was 16 degrees C – ‘fresh’ but invigorating!
The cottage has belonged to the same family for 80 years, and there’s something wonderfully unspoilt about it all. Many of the original details remain, while the interior has been kept simple and relaxed with family heirlooms, antiques and just enough furniture to let the surroundings do the talking. Because really, with that location and view from every window, how could the sea not steal the limelight?
Welcome in for a peek inside this very special Danish summer house.
A charming open-plan summer cottage
Have a lovely, sunny afternoon!
It’s a beautiful day here in ‘Sverige’, and with midsummer now just a whisper away, we’re all longing for slow days by the water.
And if there was ever a place made for that kind of summer daydream, surely it’s this charming beach cottage in Liseleje on Denmark’s north coast.
Built in 1914, and even winning an architectural award at the time, the house sits perched on a cliff above the Kattegat Sea with its own private steps winding down through wild rosehip and soft sand dunes to the beach below. Can you imagine wandering down there first thing in the morning, coffee in hand, for a brisk dip before everyone else is awake? Would you brave the cold water? I havwe already had my ‘badpremier’ here and it was 16 degrees C – ‘fresh’ but invigorating!
The cottage has belonged to the same family for 80 years, and there’s something wonderfully unspoilt about it all. Many of the original details remain, while the interior has been kept simple and relaxed with family heirlooms, antiques and just enough furniture to let the surroundings do the talking. Because really, with that location and view from every window, how could the sea not steal the limelight?
Welcome in for a peek inside this very special Danish summer house.
A charming open-plan summer cottage
Have a lovely, sunny afternoon!
