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Enjoy the architectural setting where every choice has been made with the surrounding nature in mind. Feel your shoulders relax and your thoughts run free in the simple, tranquil setting of your cottage. Wrap up in warm blankets and sit outside on a clear night as the stars spread across the night sky above you The beautiful cottage is a so-called low impact house, designed to leave a minimal footprint on its surroundings. The cottage is mainly built in exclusive Douglas fir from Denmark. Outside, you'll be met by rough planed planks that can withstand the elements, while the fine sanded and oiled planks and flooring from Dinesen give a softer and warmer impression in the large, open living room inside. Sink into the deep armchairs, face the nature outside the large glass windows and enjoy that there is no unnecessary visual noise to disturb your view. You can go for long walks in Vollerup Forest or at the beach, which is just a few minutes' walk from the cottage. Follow the paths and look for hedgehogs, salamanders and toads in the scrub and ponds, or spot fallow deer and hares leaping across the open areas. Vollerup Strand is also a great place to pull on a pair of waders and cast your line for a silvery sea trout. In the evenings, retire to the cottage's simple bedrooms, or sit outside and enjoy the area's minimal light pollution while you look for shooting stars in the night sky. Meet Christoffer and Line Sejer Our names are Line and Christoffer and together we have Helmut. Our holiday home was designed by architect Thomas Høyer and built by Line's father (who is a master carpenter) in collaboration with Line and Christoffer. The summer house is built as a low impact summer house, and we have tried to minimize our carbon footprint in all choices of materials and construction methods. For example, the cottage stands on stilts to save on the concrete foundation and protect the home the animals have created in nature on our property before we arrived...