Right next to the seaside resort of Bandholm is this cozy half-timbered house, which previously belonged to the Knuthenborg estate. Here you can relax with the family and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, including the nearby forest, where wild boars live. The house, built in 1776, exudes the old days in the countryside. At the same time, here are the most sought-after modern amenities (WiFi, heat pump, dishwasher and charging box for the electric car). If you need quiet days in a soulful place, then Bondehuset in Bandholm is the place. The space The farmhouse is 250 years old. It's well preserved, but not dust- or stain-free. Expect rustic walls and low door frames - and lots of spirit and coziness. Water and electricity consumption is included in the rent. The only exception is the charging box for electric cars. Here, you pay separately according to Clever's minimum price. Guest access You'll have the entire place to yourself. Other things to note From the house, it takes 15 minutes to walk down to the beach and three minutes to get to the wild boar forest (Merritskov). Knuthenborg Park's main entrance is 4 km from the house (You can choose the Bandholm exit when you go home - then you only have to drive 2 km). Among the other sights near the house is the artwork Dodekalitten, located at Kragenæs (about 14 km from the house). Right next to the Dodekalitten are some ancient monuments, including a burial mound that you can enter.