Holiday home without wifi and other dis­tur­ban­ces - less than 200 metres to the beach

Welcome inside

Imagine a morning where the sun filters through the treetops, and all you need to do is slip on your flip-flops and follow the little path—less than 200 meters—to the beach. There, the gentle rhythm of the sea, the warm sand beneath your feet, and the sense that time finally belongs to you await.

Welcome to a summer house where comfort and coziness live, and where the nostalgic wooden home invites you to unwind and simply be present. The shared spaces are designed with plenty of room, allowing you and your loved ones to enjoy each other's company without ever feeling crowded.

At the heart of the house is the spacious living and dining area, where the kitchen, dining table, and lounge blend into one inviting space. The ceiling is high—and so is the sky—with direct access to both the terrace and the sur­ro­un­ding grounds, making it easy to bring your morning coffee outside or fire up the grill as evening sets in.

The main house offers two charming bedrooms—one with a double bed and one with bunk beds the kids will love. The bathroom is bright and fun­ctio­nal, with eve­ryt­hing you need.

And for those who enjoy a little peace and quiet, there are two cozy annexes: one with a large single bed—perfect for grand­pa­rents or a quiet reading retreat—and another with a sofa bed, ideal for teenagers who need a little personal space.

There’s no Wi-Fi here—and that’s com­ple­te­ly in­ten­tio­nal. This is your rare chance to truly unplug, set the screens aside, and let presence and nature take up more space. Don’t worry though: if you want to stream a film, the TV can easily connect to your phone's mobile network.

This is a place where you can truly feel you’re on holiday. With the sea as your neighbor, nature as your backdrop, and all the time you need for both con­nection and quiet.

Enjoy life outside

A natural plot made for peace, play, and small tra­di­tions

The property sur­ro­un­ding the summer house is something truly special—not just a garden, but a small piece of peaceful, living nature full of character, charm, and little ad­ven­tu­res waiting to be di­scove­red. There are no neat, trimmed lawns here—just a natural, playful landscape with space to roam, explore, and imagine. Children can find hidden nooks to create their own little worlds among trees and bushes, while you can enjoy the silence and the soft whisper of wind in the leaves.

In the early morning hours, you might be lucky enough to spot deer quietly following their narrow trail across the property—a gentle reminder of how close to nature you really are. Hares are also oc­ca­sio­nal visitors, shy and curious, moving silently through the tall grass.

Sur­ro­un­ding the house are several inviting terraces and small outdoor spaces—some bathed in sunlight, others tucked into shade—so you can always find the perfect spot, whether for your morning coffee, a quiet read, or just being in the moment.

Less than 200 meters away lies the sea, and the path starts right beside the house. In this house, it’s a beloved tradition to end the day with a walk to the beach to say goodnight to the sea. A quiet and beautiful way to close the day, with the rhythm of the waves and the place of the horizon.

The grounds are not just the setting for the house—they’re part of the ex­pe­ri­en­ce. A place where you can breathe out, feel close, and simply be yourself.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions

Fjellerup Strand is a historic fishing village located in a popular coastal holiday area in Nord­djursland. The beach is extremely child-friendly with its shallow waters and sandy bottom, and it proudly holds the pre­sti­gious Blue Flag cer­ti­fi­ca­tion. You'll find idyllic dunes and little alleyways here, perfect for both play and re­laxa­tion.

The nature in and around Fjellerup is varied and truly unique. The area offers plenty of walking paths and small country roads, ideal for bike rides. In spring, the landscape comes alive with golden rapeseed fields and fresh, green forests. Along the coast, there are also excellent op­portu­ni­ties for recre­a­tio­nal fishing.

Nearby at­tra­ctions include Mejlgård Castle, the im­pres­si­ve ancient stone graves at Tustrup, and the Gl. Estrup Agri­cul­tu­ral Museum. From the summer house, it’s only about a 15-minute drive to Djurs Som­mer­land, the largest amusement park in the Nordic countries, and about 30 minutes to the charming town of Grenaa, where you can, among other things, visit sharks at the Kattegat Center.

If you’re up for an hour’s drive, you can explore the southern part of Djursland with Ebeltoft and Mols Bjerge National Park, or head to Aarhus, the capital of Jutland.

Djursland truly has something for everyone and every budget—from bre­ath­taking nature to rich culture and fun for all ages.