Neat and well-kept holiday home – 725 meters from the beach at Store Sjørup

Welcome inside

Welcome to “Lille Altamar” – a well-kept and cozy wooden holiday home with a practical layout, where the holiday spirit greets you the moment you step through the door. The house features three lovely bedrooms – two with twin beds and one with a double bed. With two bathrooms, there’s extra comfort, and in the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, you’ll gather for cooking, board games, and holiday fun. In the living room, the wood-burning stove spreads its warmth and gentle crackling on cooler days, creating that special Danish holiday at­mosp­he­re. The utility room is well equipped with a washing machine, tumble dryer, and an extra fridge – ideal for cold drinks and a little added holiday luxury. Lille Altamar is a de­light­ful little time capsule, where you can relax and enjoy the charm and cozy at­mosp­he­re.

Enjoy life outside

Here, there is plenty of space for both re­laxa­tion and play. On the two inviting terraces, you can enjoy eve­ryt­hing from slow mornings with freshly brewed coffee and birdsong to warm summer evenings with the scent of barbecue in the air and a glass of wine in hand as the sun sets behind the trees. The large green lawn with lovely trees invites you to play, kick a ball around, or have a picnic under the open sky – and with a little luck, a curious squirrel might drop by on its hunt for winter treats. For the children, a swing set and room to play are waiting, while the adults can lean back and simply enjoy the peace. And when you feel like a swim or a trip to the beach, the sea is only 725 meters away – just a short walk down the road, and soon you’ll be standing with your feet in the soft sand. There’s plenty of parking space, a carport, and a charging station for your electric car.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions

This holiday home is located in a beautiful natural area in northern Djursland. The nearby beach at Store Sjørup is one of Djursland’s fine bathing spots. At first, you’ll find a fjord-like seabed along the coast, but as you wade into the shallow water, you’ll discover sandbanks and the open sea stret­ching as far as the eye can see. The beach almost resembles a tidal flat, with clear dif­fe­ren­ces between high and low tide, small tidal channels, and saltwater pools. About 10 km from the house, you’ll find the charming ferry port of Udbyhøj with a small marina and good fishing op­portu­ni­ties. From here, you can take a cable-pulled ferry across to the Randers side, where you’ll be greeted by a lovely white sandy beach with a Blue Flag and some of Denmark’s cleanest bathing water. If ferries aren’t quite your thing, we recommend a trip along the north coast – a beautiful route that’s both cycle- and walking-friendly. For more nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces, a visit to the Coast and Fjord Centre is highly recom­men­ded, just as Gl. Estrup Manor, the stone graves at Tustrup, and Northern Europe’s largest amusement park, Djurs Som­mer­land, are also well worth exploring. All in all, Djursland is a treasure trove of ex­pe­ri­en­ces – and if you crave even more, Randers and Aarhus are just a short drive away.