By Kongeåen, where the history of Denmark's struggle for freedom lives in the walls, you'll find this authentic house from 1870. Built in massive boulders from Ribe Cathedral, it stands as a living testimony to an important time when the border between north and south ran along the river.
The 50 cm thick stone walls create a special atmosphere in the intimate house where conversations flow freely between rooms. Without TV and wifi, time is spent in the presence of others, just as it was originally intended. A wood-burning stove provides the perfect warmth and atmosphere.
The garden surrounds the house and gives you a private oasis where you can enjoy your morning coffee after a dip in the river. Here you can follow the sun and listen to the nightingale's song in the bright summer evenings.
From the doorstep of the house, nature experiences await. Hike the Hærvejen trail through the beech forest of Sundbøl Plantation, explore the mountain bike trails in Skibelund Krat, or enjoy a delicious dinner at Hotel Skibelund Krat, which you can take back to the tranquility of the house.