House in the front row with hot tub

This charming 1907 property's so close to the water that from the north-facing windows you can see the sea—and the seals that sometimes rest on the sandbars at low tide. We've renovated the house with a focus on the surrounding nature and a personal seaside resort style, featuring hand-picked furniture and beautiful colours in every room.

The interior design features aesthetic details in every room. The kitchen has a small bench with a lambskin rug by the window—perfect for a cup of coffee or for the kids to sit and draw. The house has room for the whole family and offers many cosy nooks.

The living room offers direct access to the large wooden deck, where you'll find the best view from the house. Here, you can dine outdoors or relax in a lounge chair. The wilderness bath with a wood-burning stove sits with a view of the ocean. It typically takes a couple of hours to heat up, and we'll fill the bath with fresh water before you arrive. We've set up the addition as an activity room with table tennis, a dartboard and board games.

The Bottom-Set Net Museum's located a few hundred metres away and tells the story of fishing in Fjellerup. The Djursland Trail follows the coast toward Bønnerup and on to Gjerrild Nordstrand or toward Havhuse. In Bønnerup, you'll find a marina with restaurants and fishmongers. Sangstrup Klint and the Kattegat Center in Grenå offer plenty to explore.