Country Home for Sale in Haderslev, Thatched 1827 House
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Ørbyhage 79, 6100 Haderslev, Denmark, Haderslev (Denmark)
5 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 196m² Floor area
€1,595,000
Country home
No parking
5 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
196m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This country home for sale in Haderslev is a thatched, yellow-brick house from 1827 with 196 m² of living space, a short walk from the water. Renovated and extended in 2003, it pairs old materials with a heat pump, fibre internet and five bedrooms, so it works as a second home in Denmark or as a base you live in all year.
The House: 1827 Brick and a 2003 Extension
The walls are yellow brick and the roof is thatch. Inside, exposed beams, wooden floors and large windows keep the rooms light. The 2003 renovation and extension added space without erasing the age of the building. In total there are seven rooms on 196 m², which gives you five bedrooms, or a mix of bedrooms, a study and a hobby room, depending on how you live.
The living room is the main space: a corner sofa under the big windows, room for an armchair, and a staircase up to a loft area. The room opens straight onto the garden, so on a warm evening it simply carries on outside. The kitchen is fully equipped, with plenty of counter and storage space and its own drainage system. There is one bathroom with a shower and toilet. With five bedrooms, that is worth keeping in mind if you plan to fill the house with guests in July.
A Private Garden of 1,134 m²
The plot measures 1,134 m², with mature trees and planting that give the house a sense of seclusion. There is room for a long table and a barbecue, a vegetable bed, or a corner for children to play. Mornings start with coffee in the garden, and the water's edge is only a short walk away. Swimming, fishing and boating are part of the daily routine here rather than a day trip. The surrounding countryside is good for cycling, hiking and birdwatching.
Living Near Haderslev in Southern Denmark
Haderslev is the nearest town, with shops, restaurants and schools. It is also a good place to spend a Saturday: the cathedral and the Haderslev Dam sit right in the centre. The municipality has around 55,000 residents, so you get a proper town without leaving the quiet of the coast. Starup-Øsby Skole og Børnehus and EUC Syd are both about 10 km from the house, which matters if you are considering moving here with children rather than just holidaying.
Buying a Country Home in Haderslev Municipality
The house is well insulated and heated by a heat pump, so it is comfortable outside the summer season too. High-speed fibre internet is available, with speeds up to 6300/6300 Mbit/s, which makes remote work realistic from the loft or the living room.
The listing's environmental notes are reassuring on most points. The property is not expected to be affected by groundwater or sea level rise, and there is only a minor risk of flooding during extreme rainfall. Radon risk is assessed as high, which is not unusual in older Danish houses. Read the assessment during your viewing and plan on good ventilation. Thatch is a traditional material that needs periodic upkeep, so ask about the roof's age and maintenance history as part of your due diligence.
Getting There: Airports and Drive Times
Billund Airport is the most useful international gateway, roughly an hour away by car. Kolding is about 35 minutes by road and gives you a larger shopping and rail hub. The German border lies under an hour to the south, which makes weekend trips across the border easy. Haderslev is well connected by road to the rest of Southern Denmark, so the house is easy to reach even if you only come for long weekends.
Key Features
- Country home built in 1827, renovated and extended in 2003
- 196 m² of living space across seven rooms
- 5 bedrooms and 1 bathroom
- Yellow brick walls with a traditional thatched roof
- Exposed beams, wooden floors and large windows
- Living room with staircase to a loft area and direct garden access
- Fully equipped kitchen with its own drainage system
- Private garden plot of 1,134 m² with mature trees
- Heat pump heating and good insulation for year-round use
- Fibre internet with speeds up to 6300/6300 Mbit/s
- Short walk to the water's edge
- Condition: good
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I live in this house all year?
Yes. The house is well insulated and has a heat pump, so it is suitable for use in all seasons, whether as a main home or as a holiday home in Southern Denmark.
Is the internet fast enough for remote work?
High-speed fibre is available at the address, with speeds up to 6300/6300 Mbit/s. That is more than enough for video calls, streaming and large uploads.
Should I worry about radon?
The assessment rates radon risk as high, which is common in older homes in the area. It can be managed with proper ventilation, and it is worth asking about the details when you view the house.
If you would like to see this thatched house near Haderslev in person, contact us through Homestra and we will help you arrange a viewing.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 5
- Size
- 196m²
- Price per m²
- €8,138
- Garden size
- 1134m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- Country home
- Energy label
Unknown
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