Saftstationen

The Saftstationen (Juice Stations), built in 1884 in the west of the island of Møn, is one of the last industrial landmarks of its kind. Where sugar beet was once processed into sweet juice, you can now spend your holidays, celebrate festivals and experience culture.

On the edge of the village of Damme, not far from the coast and the beaches, in the middle of a park-like garden, stands the imposing complex of light-coloured clinker brick, consisting of two administrative buildings, fragments of the former beet chambers and the delivery ramp. When sugar production flourished on Møn, four juice stations were built on the island to shorten the delivery route for the farmers. The building in Damme is the only one that has been preserved. In 2015, the station was completely restored by its owners – with the intention of preserving its typical details.

Each of the two holiday apartments is suitable for two people and consists of one large room with a detached built-in bathroom and kitchen. The kitchen faces the courtyard, while the bedroom on the other side looks out onto the garden. The interior design, both high-quality and sleek, mixes light natural tones with a few coloured accents and finds its own interpretation of Scandinavian style. Many elements such as the kitchen, the dining table or the outdoor lighting were designed especially for the juice stations, which further emphasises the personal atmosphere of the apartments as well as the entire property. Outside the high glass doors is the gravelled courtyard, in the background the fields merge into the varied coastal landscape leading to the sea.

The juice station also features a concert hall, which is regularly used for musical and literary events, but is also ideal for family celebrations.

What to do

Hiking and cycling tours, a short walk away is the medieval church of Fanefjord, decorated with paintings by the famous Elmelunde Master, a visit to Grønsalen, the longest burial mound in Denmark, excursions to the spectacular Møns Klint, the largest chalk cliff in Europe, to the small harbour in Hårbølle or to the Fanefjord Forest, where you can find amber and fossils on the nearby beach. Copenhagen is a 1,5 hour drive by car.

Why we like this house

Modern romance: representative industrial architecture with new spatial solutions and an exciting cultural programme.

This house is great for

Nature lovers, couples, friends

Sustainability

Public transport: Less than 500 metres from the Saftstationen is a bus stop with connections to Vordingborg or the capital Stege.

Details

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