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Be captivated by the wonderful view of Sejerøbugten. Spend warm summer evenings on the terrace. Enjoy the light pouring in through the large windows You are surrounded by varied nature with hills, meadows and lakes - a stay here is balm for the soul. From the house you can sometimes see seals, sea eagles, swans, fallow deer and a wealth of different birds, as the area is on the migratory bird route. In the cottage's large living room, you can bathe in the light that pours in through the large windows and experience the sunrise from the bedroom. The interior of the house is personalized with a focus on design, art, classic Danish furniture and unique finds. The large glass facade in the gable opens up to the spectacular views of the expanses and water and gives access to the large wooden terrace that surrounds the house. Here you can sit with a glass of wine and feel the peace and quiet on warm, still summer evenings. The cottage is scenically located on Røsnæs, the westernmost point of Zealand. In five minutes you can walk to the beach and swim in Sejerøbugten, and the day can be rounded off by cozying up by the fire in the garden as darkness falls. Meet Charlotte We built most of our beautiful 140 m2 holiday home ourselves, designed by Charlotte, and it has simply become our second home. We slow down the moment we step inside, where nature almost crawls into the living room through the large windows. We enjoy the amazing nature with the special light, watching the seals that occasionally visit the beach, the sea eagles flying high and the many other beautiful birds in the area. In winter it's books and fire in the fireplace, in summer we swim from the beach 300 meters from the house, go for long walks in the beautiful area and often take a trip to Røsnæs lighthouse, which is located in the protected landscape at the far end of Røsnæs, - part of Denmark's Nature Canon.