Cozy holiday home between Dråby and Ebeltoft

Welcome inside
Just outside Ebeltoft, a cozy and well-main­tai­ned vacation home awaits you, where you will quickly feel like you are on vacation. Inside, you will be greeted by a bright and friendly living room, where the fireplace crackles quietly on cooler evenings. The heat pump also ensures a pleasant indoor climate. The living room is open to the small but very fun­ctio­nal kitchen, where you will find both a dis­hwas­her and a washing machine. This is practical for making everyday life easier, even on vacation. There is also a dining area with tiled floors – ideal for relaxed mornings and shared meals. The bathroom is well-main­tai­ned, fun­ctio­nal, and equipped with a shower cubicle. The three bedrooms offer enough space for everyone: two with single beds and one with a double bed. Even the youngest guests are well catered for, as a cot and high chair are available. When the evening calls for some quiet time, you can easily start your own TV and streaming services from your phone or tablet via the house's Chro­mecast/Apple TV.

Enjoy life outside
Outside, holiday life unfolds on the beautiful terrace, where garden furniture and a barbecue are provided so you can enjoy your meals in the open air. The property invites you to play, relax, and enjoy little moments in the sun—a place where the children can romp around while you sit back with a good book or a cup of coffee. Here you will find space for peace and quiet and cozy hours in green sur­ro­un­dings.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
The location between Dråby Strand and the town of Ebeltoft makes it easy to embark on little ad­ven­tu­res – whether you prefer cycling, hiking, or going to the beach. Ebeltoft offers plenty of ex­pe­ri­en­ces: the charming old town hall, where bridal couples tie the knot all year round, the at­mosp­he­ric evenings with the singing night watchman, and the winding cobb­le­sto­ne streets that invite you to explore. At the harbor, you will find the Glass Museum, which inspires with modern glass art. Along the promenade, you will find cozy re­stau­rants, small shops, and the op­portu­ni­ty to buy freshly caught fish. For the ad­ven­tu­rous, Ree Park is less than a quarter of an hour away. There you can get up close to wild animals. In just over half an hour, you can also reach the Kat­te­gat­cen­tret in Grenaa and the largest amusement park in the north, Djurs Som­mer­land, where guests of all ages can ex­pe­ri­en­ce fun and thrills.