Holiday home Vipp Farmhouse

Mystical forests, colourful tulip and sugar beet fields, Neolithic monuments and magnificent manor houses – the island of Lolland, characterised by extensive nature and agriculture, is a paradise for free spirits and culinary gourmets in search of peace and quiet. The Vipp Farmhouse, an old gardener’s house dating back to 1775, is hidden in the middle of the densely wooded landscape on the edge of the Søllestedgaard estate. While the traditional architecture with its whitewashed façade and thatched roof harks back to the building’s past, interior designer Julie Cloos Mølsgaard blends the historic timberwork with a breeze of fresh air and modern, purist furnishings.

The holiday home is suitable for six guests and has an open-plan kitchen that merges into the dining and living area, three bedrooms with double beds and a bathroom. While two of the bedrooms with light-coloured floorboards are located on the upper floor, the third has direct access to the garden terrace, which is framed by the forest and overlooks the endless fields. After long walks in the forest or a trip to the coast, a fireplace provides cosy evenings. As in all Vipp destinations, the kitchen in the farmhouse forms the sociable centrepiece and, with its high-quality equipment and freshly harvested produce from the nearby estate, invites you to enjoy self-catering together. The entire interior is designed in clean, clear shapes with light colours and pleasant textures, from the brickwork and kitchen fittings to the bed linen.

Thanks to its fertile soil and numerous local producers, Lolland is a particular highlight for gourmets. The stately Søllestedgaard estate has the largest private green area in Denmark, with over 250 different types of vegetables used in Michelin restaurants and the estate’s own farmhouse restaurant. Or in the kitchen of the Vipp Farmhouse, together with a self-caught dinner from the neighbouring pond.

What to do

Walking, hiking and cycling, swimming and various water sports on the beaches of Kramnitse, Albuen and Hestehoved, fishing, boat trips, cultural-historical sights and ornithology in the nature reserves of Nakskov Fjord or the Maribo Lakes, excursions to the spectacular Dodekalitten, to the Reventlow, Fuglsang and Søholt barokhave museums, day trips to the island of Fejø, the Knutheborg safari park or on the Postbåden mail boat, eating and drinking in Spiseriet or in the Pomle Nakke restaurant with Michelin chef, tasting cherry wines from Frederiksdal, beer from Krenkerup or local wine from Østergaard vin

Why we like this house

Country style embraces minimalism - an inviting and thoroughly stylish holiday home in constant touch with nature.

This house is great for

Couples and friends, families with teenagers (16+)

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