A cosy family home with an at­tra­cti­ve garden for 8 people and 2 dogs in Øer

Welcome inside
Enjoy a relaxing holiday in this cosy holiday home. The spacious, cosy living room has a wood-burning stove and a heat pump. From the living room, you can step out through the patio door onto a large paved terrace where you can enjoy a barbecue and spend pleasant hours. Al­ter­na­ti­ve­ly, the large, level grass area invites young and old to romp around and play garden games of all kinds. The living room is open-plan and connected to the dining area. From here you also have access to a beautiful terrace. The dining area is only separated from the kitchen by a half-height wall. There are a total of three bedrooms in the house. Two bedrooms each have a double bed. The third bedroom has four good sleeping places in the form of bunk beds. There is also a bathroom with a bathtub and a washing machine.

Enjoy life outside
The garden is fantastic. Numerous trees and hedges shield it well and provide plenty of privacy. Several terraces invite you to spend relaxing hours outdoors. You will have no problem finding a sunny corner or quiet spot here. Of course, you can also make yourself com­fortab­le with your garden chair on the grass in the shade of the trees. A good carport is also available for you.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
Øer is a beautiful, popular holiday area. There is plenty of peace and quiet in the immediate vicinity, but also in­te­r­e­sting op­portu­ni­ties for adventure. The child-friendly beach, forest and nature are just a few hundred metres away. The Øer Maritime holiday complex, with a grocery shop open in season, a sports hall and a re­stau­rant, is also just a short walk away. Mountain bikers can look forward to a 13-kilometre MTB trail, which is divided into different levels of dif­fi­culty. Ebeltoft harbour is around 10 minutes away by car, where you will find fish shops, re­stau­rants and a wonderful maritime at­mosp­he­re. Walk from the harbour along the promenade past the Glas­mu­se­et and the frigate Jyxlland, on to the Malt­fa­brik­ken and from there into the idyllic cobbled streets of the old town, where you will find lovely shops, cafés and good re­stau­rants. The town's biggest at­tra­ction is the old town hall, Det Gamle Rådhus, where countless couples from all over the world get married every year.
We also recommend a visit to Jern­hat­ten, a 49 metre high hill formed during the Ice Age, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view over eastern Mols and the small island of Hjelm. You should also plan a visit to the largest amusement park in the north, Djurs Som­mer­land, as well as Ree Park and Mols Bjerge National Park.