DK41 Nordic

DK41 takes you to some of Scandinavia's most atmospheric and scenic areas. Here you have access to five homes, each offering tranquillity, tranquillity and the special light and landscape that characterise the Nordic region.

In Oxevik, north of Gothenburg, you live in the middle of the archipelago's rocky landscape with views of the sea and long summer evenings on the terrace. In Trysil, the mountain cabin is located right next to the slopes, with access to both skiing and summer's many outdoor activities – and with a sauna and fire in the fireplace as the perfect way to end the day. In Skagen, a historic home awaits you in Østerby with a garden, fire pit and short walking distance to the beach and harbour. In Tisvilde, you will stay on the edge of the forest, within cycling distance of both the town and the beach – in a holiday home where nature and architecture merge. And in Hornbæk, the atmospheric holiday home with a large terrace and lush garden creates the perfect setting for relaxation all year round.

DK41 is for those who dream of Nordic tranquillity – and who want to share life and landscape across five beautiful regions.

In the heart of Skagen’s historic Østerby district lies the association’s classic Skagenhus, surrounded by the charming streets and the unique atmosphere that have made the area famous for generations. The whitewashed façade, the red window frames and the distinctive hipped tiled roof mean the house blends naturally in with the district’s beautiful, old properties. Here, you’ll be just a few minutes’ walk from Brøndums Hotel, the harbour, Sønderstrand and some of the town’s best restaurants, whilst the authentic Skagen atmosphere awaits right on your doorstep.

The property covers around 200 m² and features four bedrooms, a cosy kitchen and several inviting living areas, where the house’s history remains clearly evident. Hand-laid floor tiles, lattice windows and exposed beams create a warm and personal atmosphere that makes you feel at home straight away. The garden also has its own character, with several cosy seating areas and a charming annexe, where windows from the old Ruths Hotel add yet another layer of local history and character.

Outdoor living plays a natural part of life around the house. The large terrace, the fire pit and the green surroundings invite you to enjoy long summer evenings, relaxed mornings and cosy moments with family and friends. At the same time, the beach and the sea are just a short walk away. A home with rare charm, situated in the heart of historic Skagen, where history, a sense of community and quality of life come together.

In the sought-after Lundene area of Tisvilde, the association’s holiday home is surrounded by mature trees, extensive natural grounds and the distinctive tranquillity that has made the area one of North Zealand’s most attractive holiday home destinations. Nature is ever-present here, and the pace of life slows down the moment you arrive. Tisvilde Hegn is just a few steps away, whilst the beach, cafés and small shops in Tisvildeleje are a short cycle ride through the woods.

The property exudes charm and quality with its well-executed architecture, where aesthetics and functionality go hand in hand. The exposed beams, large windows and warm materials create a light and inviting atmosphere where indoor and outdoor living blend naturally. The house features cosy living areas, comfortable bedrooms and a spacious loft, as well as an annexe, offering four bedrooms, three bathrooms and plenty of space for socialising with family and friends.

The large plot provides a green and private setting for life in the holiday home. Several terraces invite you to enjoy long meals in the sun, peaceful mornings with coffee under the open sky and relaxed evenings surrounded by the sounds of nature. A home where architecture, location and atmosphere go hand in hand, and where Tisvilde’s unique combination of woodland, beach and village life can be experienced at its very best.

On a quiet gravel road in one of Hornbæk’s most sought-after holiday home areas, the association’s holiday home is set amongst lush greenery and a sense of tranquillity all of its own. As soon as you arrive, you sense the relaxed atmosphere that makes the place so inviting. Here, you are close to the beach, the forest and town life, whilst the property is situated in a secluded and peaceful location with nature as its nearest neighbour.

The house is beautiful and well-maintained, with a sedum roof, zinc details and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Exposed beams, a wood-burning stove and light-filled living spaces create a natural setting for holiday life, whilst the kitchen and dining area open out onto the terraces and garden. With three bedrooms in the main house and extra space in the annexe, there is plenty of room for both family and guests. The large terrace areas serve as a natural extension of the home, where life flows effortlessly between indoors and outdoors throughout the day.

The beautiful garden is a world of its own, with green outdoor spaces, sunny nooks and room for a fire pit, barbecue and relaxation. From the house, it is just a short walk to Hornbæk’s wide sandy beach, cosy cafés and local shops, whilst forest trails and cycle routes invite you to explore the North Zealand countryside. A property with soul and character, where a sense of togetherness, nature and a holiday atmosphere blend into a rare and harmonious whole.

In idyllic Oxevik on the Swedish west coast lies the association’s archipelago villa, surrounded by cliffs, woodland and the sea. The atmosphere here is exactly as one would dream of in the Swedish archipelago – peaceful, serene and close to nature. The property offers views out to the water, and the area is perfect for long summer days spent swimming, sailing and enjoying evenings as the light slowly fades over the coastal landscape. The location combines peaceful surroundings with proximity to the charming archipelago towns of Lysekil, Fiskebäckskil and Smögen.

The villa dates back to the 1930s and embodies the classic Swedish charm that makes these properties so sought-after. The bright living areas and numerous windows create a close connection to the surroundings, whilst the warm atmosphere makes the house welcoming all year round. Following a comprehensive refurbishment, the property offers comfortable bedrooms and spacious communal areas, providing plenty of room for both family and guests. The property also includes an annexe and its own jetty with accompanying boathouses – a rare feature that emphasises the authentic archipelago experience.

The large plot stretches naturally amongst cliffs, trees and green outdoor spaces, where the terrace becomes an ideal gathering place on sunny days. Here, life unfolds at a leisurely pace with nature as your closest neighbour, and opportunities for kayaking, hiking and water-based activities lie right on your doorstep. A home that captures the essence of the Swedish archipelago and provides the perfect setting for relaxing stays at any time of year.

On the southern side of Trysilfjellet, right by the slopes and surrounded by the mountain’s magnificent scenery, lies the association’s apartment, in a location that’s hard to beat. Here, you can strap on your skis just a few steps from the door and glide straight out into Norway’s largest ski area, whilst mountain bike trails, hiking paths and the many summer activities are just as close by. The area combines a peaceful atmosphere with proximity to restaurants, shops and the vibrant life that makes Trysil a year-round destination.

The flat is decorated in a classic Norwegian mountain style, featuring wood, warm materials and the cosy atmosphere you’d expect in the mountains. The property has been completely refurbished and now features four bedrooms, inviting living spaces and modern amenities that match the quality of the surroundings. The fireplace is a natural gathering point after a day’s adventures, whilst the sauna adds that extra touch of comfort that makes your stay special on cold winter evenings.

The outdoor areas benefit from plenty of sunshine and several terraces where you can enjoy the mountain air in both summer and winter. From the property, the countryside opens up in every direction, whether the day involves skiing, mountain biking or long hikes through the landscape. A mountain home in a fantastic location, offering both an active outdoor lifestyle and relaxing holidays all year round.