This charming and well-maintained Danish country home offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of authentic rural Fyn, blending traditional character with practical living. Built in 1868 and thoughtfully renovated in 1981, the property is a classic example of a 'husmandssted'—a smallholder’s house—featuring exposed timber beams, plank floors, and delightful details that exude warmth and history. The home is set on a generous 1,893 square meter plot, surrounded by mature gardens, fruit trees, and a variety of flowering perennials, providing a tranquil and picturesque setting for country living.
The main house is arranged on a single level, offering 120 square meters of living space with the potential for further expansion, either into the attic or the adjoining outbuilding, which is structurally connected to the residence. Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway with practical tiled flooring and ample space for coats and shoes. The kitchen is fitted with solid oak cabinets, providing plenty of storage and workspace, and is partially open to one of the two living rooms, creating a sociable atmosphere ideal for family gatherings or entertaining guests. The kitchen also features a cozy dining area that comfortably seats four to five people.
The property boasts two spacious living rooms, both with beautiful plank floors and abundant natural light. Large windows offer lovely views of the garden, and from one of the living rooms, there is direct access to a charming terrace nestled in the angle of the house—perfect for outdoor dining or relaxing in the sun. The flexible layout allows for the easy creation of an additional bedroom if needed, simply by partitioning one of the living rooms.
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