A house with a roof made of 32 tons of sea grass put up for sale in Denmark
The 18th-century cottage can be bought for 400 thousand dollars.
Unusual cottage, the roof of which took more than 32 tons of sea grass, sell in Denmark.
Cost is a property of almost 400 thousand dollars. The quaint building is located on the island of Forest in the Kattegat.
Fabulous roof, say the owners, provides excellent sound insulation. In addition, sea grass impregnated with salt to protect them from fire.
The house has six spacious rooms: two bedrooms, living room, dining room, bathroom and storage room. Cottage surrounded by green lawn and Apple orchard. Located close to forest and beach.
In the morning, local residents can buy vegetables and greens, flounder and lobster, and a little later in the village, the trade of fresh fish.
While the house is waiting for its new owner, it is the tourists stay. The rent is about $ 300 per day.
The house was built in the late 18th century. It is fully renovated and filled with modern furniture. But it is suitable for people who value privacy. The cottage has no Internet, and in the village only about 20 houses.
