White farmhouse with blue doors and its own forest near Nymindegab

About this house

Klitgården is a detached, white-rendered farmhouse with blue windows and doors in Kragelund, between Lønne and Nymindegab on the West Jutland coast of Denmark. The original house dates from 1875 and was rebuilt in 1980. It offers 185 m² of living space plus a 26 m² business area and a 31 m² garage, on a 14,659 m² plot where a large part is protected forest (fredskov) with typical dune vegetation. The three-winged property wraps around a sheltered courtyard garden, and the house faces south with the forest behind it as a windbreak.

Inside, the property is currently arranged as two separate apartments, each with its own country kitchen, living room and bathroom with floor heating. The seller lives in one part and runs an antiques shop from the other, so it could suit a large family, a home with a rental unit, or a home office. There is also a boiler room, workshop and garage.

The old oil boiler has been replaced by an air-to-water heat pump, supported by two air-to-air heat pumps, and the property has energy label B. Wastewater goes to a septic tank with soakaway. Note that the house lies on the main road between Flensburg and Hvide Sande.

Nymindegab is about 2 km away and Nørre Nebel about 6 km. When buying a house in Denmark, foreign buyers should check the rules for purchasing property, budget for registration fees and legal help, and arrange financing and insurance before signing.

• Built 1875, rebuilt 1980
• Energy label B
• Air-to-water heat pump + two air-to-air heat pumps
• Own protected forest on the plot
• Sheltered courtyard garden
• Two separate apartments
• Workshop and garage
• Near Nyminde Plantage and the Tipperne bird reserve