Here you are first greeted by a wonderful patio with a roof of vines and other vegetation. This is the oldest house in Kristianopel, dating back to the 18th century, which has been carefully renovated with a contemporary interior. Visible ceiling beams make the house charming and cozy, although the ceiling height is slightly lower than normal on the ground floor. View from the entrance of the house towards the bay where the sandy beach with a jetty invites you to take a lovely dip. There is a lush garden with space for play and activities for those who want to. The road that goes past the house is very little trafficked as it is a dead end with only a few houses on it. The entrance of the house has a spacious hall with stairs to the upper floor. To the right is the dining room with a kitchen equipped for self-catering. Inside the kitchen and thus at the back of the house is a fresh bathroom with a bathtub and laundry room. From here there is also a front door to a furnished patio with morning sun to enjoy. A room on the gable facing the road with a sofa, table and chairs to gather around for cozy evenings. The patio door from here leads out to the cozy furnished pergola where meals and recovery can be recommended. All sleeping places are on the upper floor which has a single bed in the hall with a window facing the sea. Here, as in the two bedrooms on each gable, however, the ceilings are high for fantastic space and with visible beams here too. A cot and high chair for smaller children are available in the house. "The dream" as the house is called is located in the countryside right by the entrance and the bridge that leads you into historic Kristianopel. Grocery store and several restaurants in the harbor area during the summer, only a short walk away. Blomlöfs fish smokehouse with restaurant about 10 minutes drive by car, is open all year round. Along the sea strip to the north are the flat islands of the Kristianopel archipelago. Here runs a beautiful stretch of the Blekinge Trail that ends at the sand dunes in the Högasand nature reserve. In the center there are shops with home furnishings, clothes and other nice things to shop for. More shopping and a wide range of culture and attractions are also available in both Kalmar and Karlskrona.

Internet Access DSL, Living room(single bed), Kitchen(cooker(electric), coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, high chair), bedroom(double bed, cot), bedroom(double bed), bathroom(tumble dryer, bath tub, washbasin, toilet, washing machine), heating(electric), terrace, garden, BBQ(charcoal), parking, air to air heatpump, sandy beach, from bridge, Altan

Guests can choose from a range of holiday homes with varying capacities: from 2-person apartments with kitchenettes to larger units accommodating up to 6 people. Each unit is well-equipped with essential amenities, including a living room, TV, and bathrooms. The homes are available in two categories—Premium, featuring modern furnishings and recent renovations, and Standard, which includes basic furnishings and equipment. The holiday homes are privately owned, and the layout of each can vary slightly. For added convenience, there are outdoor terraces, and while there’s no private parking by the homes, ample parking is available on-site. Located just a short distance from the charming town of Middelfart, the property is an excellent base for those looking to explore both nature and city life. Visitors can easily access a variety of activities including cycling, hiking, and water-based leisure. The town offers a wide range of shops, dining options, and attractions throughout the year, making it an attractive destination in both high and low seasons. For those who enjoy self-catering, the center’s holiday homes are equipped with kitchens and dining areas, allowing guests to prepare their own meals.