Uniquely located pool house for 26 people, 50 metres from the sea, close to Ebeltoft

Welcome inside
In this unique swimming pool house in Ebeltoft, you will ex­pe­ri­en­ce the classic, relaxed holiday home at­mosp­he­re from the moment you step over the threshold. The house exudes activity and spa­cious­ness and has a bright and friendly interior with many po­s­si­bi­li­ties for the large family – or those who just want plenty of elbow room and peace and quiet. The open-plan living area combines the living room, dining area and kitchen in one – perfect for cosy holiday dinners, board game evenings and long mornings with coffee and freshly baked rolls. The many bedrooms and 7 bathrooms make it easy to ac­com­moda­te several people. The cosy basement with billiards and table tennis is the icing on the cake on cooler evenings.

Enjoy life outside
Outdoor life is paramount here! On the lovely, large wooden terrace, you can enjoy the sun and sea all day long, barbecue your dinner or read a good book in a deckchair. The garden offers plenty of space for play and lots of cosy nooks where you can retreat and simply enjoy the peace and quiet of your holiday. The holiday home is uniquely located with a full view of the sea – only a 2-minute walk from the beach – so it's perfect for starting the day with a dip or ending it with an evening walk in the sunset.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
The area around Egsmark Strand is a cosy and popular holiday desti­na­tion close to the beach. The beach is cha­ra­cte­ri­sed by shallow water and sand. However, in some places, the beach can be a mixture of stones and sand. If you enjoy mountain biking, there is a 13 km long trail in the area, which is divided into different levels of dif­fi­culty. From the house, it is about a 10-minute drive to the harbour in Ebeltoft, where you will find the Glass Museum, which is a leader in modern glass art. The harbour also has several good re­stau­rants, and you can always buy freshly caught fish. In the charming cobbled streets of Ebeltoft, you will find many exciting shops selling arts and crafts, as well as small, cosy cafés. Here you will also find the town's most visited at­tra­ction, the Old Town Hall, where people come from near and far to get married. From the house, it is less than an hour's drive to the Kattegat Centre in Grenaa and the Nordic region's largest amusement park, Djurs Som­mer­land. We also recommend a visit to one or more of the many other parks that Djursland has to offer, such as Ree Park, Scan­di­navi­an Wildlife Park and, last but not least, we recommend a long walk in Mols Bjerge National Park.