Staying true to Nordic design, Danish architect Søren Sarup of Puras Architects has fashioned a holiday home using simple, natural materials that take cues from the North Sea landscape.

With the water only a half-mile jaunt away, this light-filled rental embraces its coastal surroundings with full-height glazing, outdoor entertaining, and an abundance of warm timber used throughout that naturally gave rise to the retreat’s name—Woodhouse.

Large enough to sleep six adults and two kids, the contemporary home comprises of the main house, an annex, and a timber terrace that connects the two buildings.

The main house includes an open-plan living space with a cozy fireplace, kitchen, and dining area. Large openings on either side invite nature indoors.

“The house has a spacious, airy ambience thanks to its wide visual axes—you can see straight through the house to all sides,” explains rental agency Urlaubsarchitektur on what drew them to Woodhouse.

Completed just this year, Woodhouse is available to rent on Urlaubsarchitektur with rates that vary depending on the season.

To learn more about Woodhouse and/or book your own stay, click here.

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