This nature house is originally a so-called soldier's cottage and was built in the early 1900s. A small house for the soldier and his family. The house consisted of two rooms, a kitchen and an open attic. Over the years there have been renovations and a piece was added to the back. The original construction consists of the current downstairs living room and bedroom, the staircase and where the wood stove is located in the current eat-in kitchen. The living room is furnished with, among other things, two two-seater sofas and a bookcase with Swedish-Scandinavian-Dutch literature and detectives. Downstairs is 1 bedroom, upstairs 2. In the large kitchen-diner there are - besides the dining table and chairs - an original Swedish kitchen bench and the wood stove. The original, natural stone staircase can be difficult to access for people who are less agile.There is no Wifi. There is a nice rowing boat by the jetty.

This nature house is located 2.5 kilometers northwest of Markaryd in the hamlet of Åmot. Markaryd is located in the extreme southwestern part of (landskap) Småland, bordering Halland and Skåne. In the village you will find all kinds of amenities, such as supermarkets, banks, health centers, pharmacy, etc. Nearby are all kinds of activities, including the Elk Safari Park, the IKEA museum in Älmhult, a canoe rental business, toy museum Brio in Osby/Brio store, Glass Museum/Utvaranda Museum Växjö, Linnés Råshult: the birthplace of Linnaeus, etc. There are restaurants in all price ranges, pizzerias and a konditori. Larger cities/beautiful towns:Laholm (30 minutes away), Hässleholm (45 minutes) , Kristianstad (60 minutes), Halmstad (60 minutes), Helsingborg (60 minutes), Båstad and surroundings (60 minutes), Växjö (70 minutes). From Helsingborg (on the west coast) you can take a pedestrian ferry to Helsingør (on the east coast of Denmark).