Kompasvej - Mors - 7990 - Sillerslev

Large newly renovated house of 139 m2 with room for 5 people. In the house there are 3 rooms, two with a double bed and one with a single bed. Kitchen with dining area. Large living room with sofa group. The house has a bathroom with a shower. The house has a good and undisturbed garden. A lovely house, only 300 m from the island's best beach and marina.

The house is close to Sillerslev harbour, which is a combined business and yacht harbour. The island's best beach with a jetty. In the summer, the cafe is open. Kulturkøbmanden is also located in Sillerslev, and concerts etc. are regularly held here.

The scenic area Legind Bjerge is also close by and here there are marked hiking routes and a mountain bike track. It is also in this area that Jesperhus Holiday Park is located. Jesperhus is i.a. Northern Europe's largest flower park with swimming pool, playground and bowling alleys. In Nykøbing Mors you will find a lovely pedestrian street that connects the city with the harbour, where there is life all summer. In the continuation of the pedestrian street, you will find the local history museum - Dueholm Kloster and the Dansk Støberimuseum, which exhibits the old Morsø wood-burning stoves and stoves. It is also in Nykøbing M. that you will find Morsø Golfklub's beautiful 18-hole golf course.

At Nordmors is the Fossil and Moler Museum, which tells 55 million years of history through the many fossil finds that have been made at Mors. Take the time walking trail to the agricultural museum Skarregaard, where time has been stopped in 1958. Skarregaard lies beautifully down to the 2 Skarre lakes and there is also a good playground and bird hide.

Mors is primarily known around the world for its huge jetty cliffs that rise high above the coastline on the northern part of the island. The best known are Hanklit and Feggeklit. The legend of King Fegge is linked to Feggeklit.
Salgjerhøj is the island's highest point and here you will encounter unique nature. At the top, you get a clear sense of the varied and distinctive nature found on Mors.