Yellow house from 1912 in Sæby's old town

Built in 1912, this townhouse stands out with its distinctive Skagen-yellow facade, red-tiled roof and small lattice windows. In the heart of Sæby’s old town, you’ll find a place that’s retained its unique character—with light-coloured plank floors and classic details that tell the story of the house’s long history.

Inside, the decor's simple and Nordic. On the ground floor, the bright kitchen flows into the spacious living and dining area, which offers plenty of room for shared meals and relaxation. Exposed ceiling beams emphasise the home’s character. On the first floor, you'll find a large bedroom with sloped walls.

Behind a high wall lies a private garden with a lawn, flower beds, and a tiled patio. Here, you can enjoy your morning coffee, dine outdoors, or relax in the sun—completely undisturbed, even though you're right in the middle of the city.

In Sæby, the beach, the harbour, the forest, and the pedestrian street with its shops, cafés, and restaurants are all just a few minutes’ walk away. You can explore the cobblestone-paved old town, visit Sæby Harbour to see the sculpture “The Lady of the Sea,” or take a trip to Sæbygård Forest and the trails along the Sæby River. If you've got children, the town offers playgrounds, an indoor swimming pool, padel courts, and mountain bike trails.