Townhouse right on the harbour front in Ebeltoft for 8 people

Welcome inside
You can’t stay in a more central location than this apartment. It is situated in one of Ebeltoft’s most exciting and maritime neig­h­bor­hoods. It’s just a short walk to the fis­h­mon­ger, excellent re­stau­rants, and anything else you might wish for. The apartment is spacious and airy, with an open kitchen and living area where everyone can be part of the action—even when preparing meals. Time flies when gazing out the window, as there’s always something happening outside. The many large windows let in a unique and beautiful light. For sleeping, there are two large bedrooms—one with a double bed and a sofa bed (each sleeping two guests) and another with two single beds. Ad­di­tio­nal­ly, there’s a loft (hems) with two sleeping spaces. The apartment also has two bathrooms. The kitchen is well-equipped and offers plenty of counter space.

Enjoy life outside
Enjoy your first cup of coffee and the morning sun on the lovely east-facing terrace. Here you can also fire up the barbecue if you want to barbecue the fish you picked up from the fisherman at the harbour and don't want it served at one of the city's great re­stau­rants, which are only a short walk from the house. Many more ex­pe­ri­en­ces await just down the stairs, so just get started. An oyster bar, for example, is located 5 min. walk from the house.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
You may not need to use your car from the moment you arrive until you have to go back home. The house is so centrally located in the old market town of Ebeltoft, which has so many wonderful sights, acti­vi­ties and places to eat that you can easily walk to most eve­ryt­hing. At the harbour you can eat delicious food at the re­stau­rants and buy fish, wine and Italian spe­ci­a­li­ties. As you walk along the promenade from the harbour to the city, you can enjoy beautiful glass art at the local glassblowers and at the Glass Museum and visit the Frigate Jylland. Enjoy beautiful Ebeltoft with its cobbled streets, lovely shops and re­stau­rants, the old town hall where the registrar is busy marrying people from near and far. And don't forget to visit the Malt Factory, where there's always something exciting going on.