With respect and in the skilled hands of an architect, the run-down 1970s house was transformed into a contemporary sanctuary with respect for tradition and heritage. During the cold months, the living room has become the focal point of the house, as there is room for everyone. Whether you're into games, reading on the fine daybed or enjoying the view of the water is entirely up to the individual. During the colder months, you can enjoy a true cottage atmosphere with a fire in the wood-burning stove and a view of the changing weather. The large windows give the weather and the beautiful view a central place in the experience of the house.
From the living room there is also direct access to the large wooden terrace that surrounds the entire house. Part of the terrace is covered and there are lovely garden furniture and sun loungers. If you want to make a small fire, there is a fire pit. Around the house, you can really explore the large, hilly natural grounds and from here it's only a short walk to the beach. A stroll along the water can offer more edible herbs for summer meals or a cool dip in the water.