Cosy family home by Fjellerup Beach

Welcome inside
A bright and welcoming holiday home where the holiday spirit quickly sets in. Here you’ll find a lovely, light kitchen in open con­nection with the living room, offering com­fortab­le furniture for re­laxa­tion, a cosy dining area, and direct access to a wonderful terrace – perfect for long summer days and hyggelige evenings.

The house has 2 bathrooms, making it ideal for families or friends tra­vel­ling together. In total, there are 3 bedrooms: one with a double bed and private bathroom, one with a single bed and bunk bed, and one with two single beds.

You’ll also find a practical utility room with both washing machine and dryer, making your holiday extra con­ve­ni­ent. Two heat pumps ensure a pleasant tem­pe­ra­tu­re all year round.

All in all, a wonderful base for a holiday where you can fully relax and enjoy life in peaceful sur­ro­un­dings.

Enjoy life outside

The grounds are perfect for holiday fun for both children and adults. A large, level lawn offers plenty of space for children to play and for a happy dog to run around, while the adults can relax on the spacious wooden terrace. The terrace is partly covered and equipped with a dining table and barbecue, so you can enjoy meals in the open air – no matter the weather. For the little ones, there’s both a slide and swings inviting to play and laughter under the open sky.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions

Fjellerup Beach is a former fishing village located in a popular holiday area on the coast of Nord­djursland. The beach is very child-friendly and carries the Blue Flag. Here you’ll find dunes, small paths, shallow water, and a sandy seabed. The nature in and around Fjellerup is beautiful and varied, with many walking trails and small roads ideal for cycling trips. Enjoy spring with golden rapeseed fields and the freshest, light green beech forests. Along the coast, there are good op­portu­ni­ties for angling.

Nearby sights include Mejlgård Castle, the stone dolmens at Tustrup, and the manor museum Gl. Estrup. From the house, it’s about a 15-minute drive to Scan­di­navia’s largest amusement park, Djurs Som­mer­land, and about 30 minutes to the charming market town of Grenaa, where you can, among other things, meet sharks at the Kattegat Centre. With an hour’s drive, you can reach the southern part of Djursland with Ebeltoft and the national park Mols Bjerge – or visit Jutland’s capital city, Aarhus.