4 star holiday home in Grimstad
Idyllic holiday home, a short drive from the center of Grimstad. Here you will find a perfect combination of traditional Norwegian building practices and modern comfort, surrounded by beautiful nature and close to both forest and water.
The house is built in a classic style with timber walls, sloping roofs and a warm and inviting facade. Large windows let in plenty of daylight and provide great views of the landscape, and the terrace invites you to long summer evenings with views of green meadows and wooded hills. The holiday home has an open and airy floor plan with a combined kitchen/living room that is the heart of the house, a social gathering point where you can cook, eat together and relax with TV or PlayStation. The interior is simple and functional, with a warm atmosphere that makes it easy to feel at home.
The holiday home has 2 bedrooms, 1 with a double bed and 1 with 1 single bed. In addition, there is a loft; a cozy extra room that can be used as a sleeping area with 2 mattresses, a reading nook or a play area for the children.
The outdoor area is well-maintained, and the spacious terrace is perfect for barbecuing, sunbathing or just enjoying your morning coffee in peaceful surroundings. With the forest right outside the door, there are short walks to beautiful hiking trails, and the area is well suited for hiking, cycling and berry picking.
Grimstad, which is only about 20 minutes away, is one of the pearls of Southern Norway. The town is known for its maritime charm, with white-painted wooden houses, narrow streets and a lively marina. Here you will find cozy cafes, restaurants by the water and small niche shops. For those interested in culture, the Ibsen Museum is a must - this is where Henrik Ibsen lived as a young man, and the museum provides an exciting insight into his life and work.
The animal park in Kristiansand is only an hour's drive away, as is Evje, where you will find the mineral park, climbing park, rafting and several other activities. The southern towns of Arendal and Lillesand are also not far away. The house is a great starting point for exploring a good part of Southern Norway.
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- Arrivée4 PM - 6 PMDépart7 AM - 8 AM
- Les animaux de compagnie ne sont pas autorisés.
Idyllic holiday home, a short drive from the center of Grimstad. Here you will find a perfect combination of traditional Norwegian building practices and modern comfort, surrounded by beautiful nature and close to both forest and water.
The house is built in a classic style with timber walls, sloping roofs and a warm and inviting facade. Large windows let in plenty of daylight and provide great views of the landscape, and the terrace invites you to long summer evenings with views of green meadows and wooded hills. The holiday home has an open and airy floor plan with a combined kitchen/living room that is the heart of the house, a social gathering point where you can cook, eat together and relax with TV or PlayStation. The interior is simple and functional, with a warm atmosphere that makes it easy to feel at home.
The holiday home has 2 bedrooms, 1 with a double bed and 1 with 1 single bed. In addition, there is a loft; a cozy extra room that can be used as a sleeping area with 2 mattresses, a reading nook or a play area for the children. The ceiling height is low, ca. 150 cm at the most. The bathroom is modern and practical, with both a shower and toilet. Bed linen must be brought. Canoe is included in the rental, including life jackets for adults.
The outdoor area is well-maintained, and the spacious terrace is perfect for barbecuing, sunbathing or just enjoying your morning coffee in peaceful surroundings. With the forest right outside the door, there are short walks to beautiful hiking trails, and the area is well suited for hiking, cycling and berry picking.
Grimstad, which is only about 20 minutes away, is one of the pearls of Southern Norway. The town is known for its maritime charm, with white-painted wooden houses, narrow streets and a lively marina. Here you will find cozy cafes, restaurants by the water and small niche shops. For those interested in culture, the Ibsen Museum is a must - this is where Henrik Ibsen lived as a young man, and the museum provides an exciting insight into his life and work.
The animal park in Kristiansand is only an hour's drive away, as is Evje, where you will find the mineral park, climbing park, rafting and several other activities. The southern towns of Arendal and Lillesand are also not far away. The house is a great starting point for exploring a good part of Southern Norway.