Fuglebakkevej - Fuglslev - 8400 - Ebeltoft

In a beautiful forest and nature area not far from Ebeltoft, you'll find this smaller but extremely cozy house. The house features a small, charming living room with a new wood stove and a heat pump. Adjacent to the living room is the small but functional kitchen, equipped with, among other things, a dishwasher. There's a nice bathroom with a shower. The sleeping accommodations in the house consist of two very cozy bedrooms, each with a single bed, and in the living room, there are two sleeping places in a double bed, which also functions as a "sofa-floater". From the living room, there's access to a cozy terrace with garden furniture and a grill. If you're tempted to sleep outdoors, there's also a shelter for free use. The house has internet, and German and Nordic channels are available. It's a truly cozy little house, suitable for the small family who enjoys being in nature.

Fuglslev is a peaceful and cozy holiday home area, close to forests and fields. Here, you're close to nature and can encounter deer, pheasants, hares, and squirrels. Along the trails, it's possible to cycle to Ebeltoft, and about a ten-minute drive from the house, you'll find Ree Park, where you can get up close to wild animals. Similarly, it's about a 10-minute drive to Ebeltoft town with its many exciting attractions, including the old Town Hall, which is the city's old landmark. At the harbor, you'll find the Glass Museum, a leading institution in modern glass art, as well as several good dining options, and you can buy freshly caught fish every day. It's also at the harbor where you'll find the popular attraction, the Frigate Jylland, which is definitely worth a visit. From the house, it's about a half-hour drive to Northern Europe's largest amusement park, Djurs Sommerland, offering attractions for the whole family. A visit to Kattegatcentret in Grenaa, where you can get up close to the large sharks and, most notably, penguins, is also recommended. If you have younger children, they'll love a trip to Munkholm Zoo, where petting some of the animals is allowed.