Lovely holiday home from 2023 – beautiful views of the fjord and Feggeklit

This newly built wooden holiday home is beau­ti­ful­ly located on Feg­ge­s­und­vej at the nort­her­n­most tip of Mors. The sur­ro­un­dings are in­cre­di­bly scenic, and through the large gable window in the living room, you can enjoy an unob­structed view across the flat landscape towards the Limfjord and Feggeklit. What a perfect spot to relax with a good cup of coffee!

Welcome inside
The holiday home was built in 2023, measures 87 m², and with its three bedrooms offers an excellent layout for six people. All bedrooms have double beds, while the bathroom is spacious and features both a glass shower enclosure and a washing machine. A well-equipped kitchen is in­te­gra­ted with the living room, which is a lovely living area with vaulted ceilings, a heat pump, and cozy fur­nis­hin­gs. Both the dining table and the sofa area are placed near the large window so you can sit back and enjoy life with views of the beautiful natural sur­ro­un­dings.

Enjoy life outside
From the house’s large and partly covered wooden terrace, you also have plenty of op­portu­ni­ties to enjoy the nature and fresh air. The view to the northeast is par­ti­cu­lar­ly stunning, but it’s also lovely to sit on the south side of the house, where you can soak up the sun for most of the day. For the children, there is a playhouse and sandbox, and the whole family has plenty of room to play on the 2,722 m² plot.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
You are sur­ro­un­ded by beautiful nature, and the holiday home provides a great base for exploring North Mors and the sur­ro­un­ding area. For example, you can visit the moler cliff Feggeklit, which according to legend is where Hamlet killed his evil step­fat­her, King Fegge. Not far from here, you can enjoy coffee or eel at Feggesund Kro, and if you want a little boat trip on the Limfjord, you can take the ferry over to Amtoft in Thy. A trip to Vejlerne or the North Sea is thus easily doable, but you can also stay on Mors to visit Skar­re­gaard, the Fossil and Moler Museum, or Ejerslev Harbour — and of course Jesperhus Flower Park, which is a wonderful holiday park for both children and adults.