Øreflak - Øer - 8400 - Ebeltoft

Not far from Ebeltoft, you’ll find this incredibly charming and well-maintained holiday home. It offers a bright and tastefully decorated living room with quality furniture and a wood-burning stove. From here, you have access to a lovely covered terrace with garden furniture and a barbecue.

Connected to the living area is a well-equipped kitchen, including a dishwasher and washing machine. The bathroom is stylish and features a steam cabin and underfloor heating.

The main house offers sleeping arrangements in three comfortable bedrooms – two with double beds and one with a single bed. Two additional beds can be found in the beautiful annex, which features a double bed and its own bathroom.

The property is situated on a well-kept plot with several attractive terraces. Near the annex, you’ll find a luxurious wildernes bath and a fire pit – perfect for cosy summer evenings. There’s also an outdoor sink and shower.

For younger guests, a high chair, baby cot, sandbox, and playhouse are provided. The house is within walking distance to the beach, which is child-friendly and ideal for family outings.

The Øer area is a cosy and popular holiday destination, close to both forest and beach. The beach has shallow water and sandy stretches, though in some places it may be a mix of sand and pebbles. For mountain biking enthusiasts, there is a 13 km trail nearby, divided into different levels of difficulty.

Just a 10-minute drive from the house takes you to Ebeltoft’s harbour, where you’ll find the Glass Museum – a leader in contemporary glass art. The harbour also offers a selection of good restaurants, and freshly caught fish is always available. A visit to the Frigate Jylland is highly recommended.

Strolling through Ebeltoft’s charming cobbled streets, you’ll find exciting shops with arts and crafts, and cosy cafés. The town's most visited attraction, the Old Town Hall, is a popular wedding venue for couples from near and far. Within an hour’s drive, you can also reach the Kattegat Center in Grenaa and Scandinavia’s largest amusement park, Djurs Sommerland.