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The house, the light and the landscape — selected images first, then the full series and the floor plans.
Living room
High ceilings, skylight, and the calm of the wood stove. The south windows draw the day inside — it stays bright here long after other houses have grown dark.
Kitchen/dining
High-end fitted kitchen, two top-series Miele ovens — one with both hot air and microwave — and a warming drawer for plates, as in a restaurant. Used with care and polished up, it stands like new.
Entrance hallway
The entrance hallway is the true first room of the house: a bright distribution space with the living room ahead and the guest end plus guest bathroom to the side.
The parents' end
The master bedroom sits at one end of the house with its own bathroom — the house is around 25 metres long, so you sleep here in a world of your own.
Two guest rooms
The two guest rooms sit in the separate 1974 wing — the house's own guest end with the entrance hallway, the guest bathroom, and quiet space for guests, children or a home office.
Guest bathroom
The guest bathroom has an oval Villeroy & Boch basin, wooden furniture and a calm position by the guest rooms in the 1974 wing.
Main bathroom
The main bathroom gathers the white furniture, light basin and shower corner in a clean, quiet part of the parents' end.
Utility/back kitchen
The utility/back kitchen is both back entrance and practical workroom: washer/dryer column, sink and worktop — with direct access toward the stable/garage and the South terrace.
The basement
The basement is the house's quiet reserve: 80 m² with white walls, grey floors, around 220 cm ceiling height and a wine-cellar niche — ready to become a man cave, sauna/wellness, kids' zone with playroom/pool room or bar/lounge for grown-ups.
Outdoor area
The outdoor area gathers the East terrace with red cushions, the South terrace by the utility side, dunes, meadows and protected nature around the house.
Stable/Garage
The former stable held the family's Icelandic horses Baldur, Torstein and Freya. The door was replaced 1-2 years ago with a wide sliding window frame of about 220-240 cm and a new VELFAC entry door. Two interior horse-exit doors are intentionally blocked off, leaving the buyer to choose: stable again, garage/workshop, annex or guest wing for overnight guests — changes of use require the relevant permissions.
