Holiday home in Magtenbølle
Charming holiday home in Magtenbølle
You will find this charming and well-maintained holiday home from 1850 in the heart of the small village of Magtenbølle. The house offers a private garden, peaceful surroundings, and a unique interior decorated by local artists. A delightful place for both relaxation and creative immersion.
Facilities
- Spacious living room
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Toilet and bathroom
- Conservatory
- Carport and additional parking spaces
- Private, enclosed garden
- Space for 4 guests + extra beds for 2
- Rented via Airbnb (min. 3 nights)
Accessibility and Room Layout
The house is arranged with living areas on the ground floor and sleeping areas on the first floor. This provides plenty of space and the option for both togetherness and privacy. The layout is as follows:
- 1 bedroom
- 2 smaller rooms
- Large living room with optional extra bed setup
Location
The house is centrally located in Magtenbølle, only 15 km from Odense city centre and 22 km from the town of Assens. Here you stay in peaceful surroundings, close to nature, culture and local village life. The enclosed garden ensures privacy throughout your stay.
Nearby Experiences
- Terrariet Reptile Zoo in Vissenbjerg
- Fyrtårn Tommerup with swimming facilities
- Sulelængen in Magtenbølle – live music and summer events
The History of Musikernes Hus
The house is known as “Musikernes Hus” (The Musicians’ House), named after musician Mads Christian Andersen, who lived here in the late 1800s. Later, two female musicians also lived in the house, and throughout time it has preserved its special connection to music and the arts.
Today, the house is available for both short stays (minimum three days) and longer stays of up to 60 days via Airbnb. The rental price depends on the length of the stay, and longer bookings offer a reduced daily rate.
The house also serves as a potential refuge for musicians, singers, and composers who need peace to immerse themselves in their artistic work. This happens in collaboration with foundations and artist organisations and is inspired by the nearby cultural institution Sulelængen in Magtenbølle. Here, summer concerts and events are hosted by the association “Sulelængens Venner”.
In 2025, the house was taken over by the owners of Enggaarden and Sulelængen, Ingrid Henriksen & Jørgen Bjerring. This has created a direct connection between stays in “Musikernes Hus” and music experiences at Sulelængen just across the road.