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Feel the special atmosphere in the creative interior design surrounded by raw walls. Experience the magnificent nature and wild garden up close through the large windows. Enjoy the tranquility of the outdoor sauna with views of the fields and the sea in the background In the living room, the raw walls and ceilings with beautiful, natural textures add warmth to the room and create a nice connection between the outside and inside. The living room is furnished with small oases, so there is room for both adults and children. While the children swing or romp in the net in the loft, the adults can read a good book in front of the fireplace or enjoy the view and the beautiful light coming in through the large windows. Around the terrace facing the sea, nature grows wild and comes very close. Here, the outdoor sauna stands sheltered by coniferous trees and invites you to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. On the other side of the house, there is space to jump on the trampoline or play games on the lawn. Take the SUP boards out on the water or simply take a leisurely stroll to the beach – the possibilities are endless and only your imagination sets the limits. Meet Linn My name is Linn, and we are a family of six. We live in Birkerød with our two cats, surrounded by wonderful neighbors. We have been coming to Rødvig for almost 20 years. As the family has grown, we have replaced our old summer house with a new one. The summer house is our second home, where we can go and stay from one day to the next, which means that the house contains many private items that we hope you will take care of. We call the summer house Havdis, as in autumn and spring we can see the mist dancing over the field just opposite our house. It is our escape from a busy everyday life, and we enjoy going to the water and walking at Stevns Klint on both sunny days and gray days.