Live among wildlife at the edge of Mols Bjerge

My name is Helle and I live in Galten, between Aarhus and Silkeborg.

My summer house at Boeslum Strand means a lot to me. My uncle bought the plot in the 1970s, and I have been visiting since I was a child, when all the trees were small and newly planted.

The summer house is 104 square meters, built from good, sustainable materials, and was completed in 2018—and it is exactly how I want it. I especially love the large terrace, where I spend a lot of time when the weather permits.

I have let most of the garden grow wild, as I want to do my bit for the animals and biodiversity. As a result, there is a lot of wildlife on the property, including many butterflies and dragonflies, birds, squirrels, etc., which I enjoy.

Ebeltoft is three kilometers away, with plenty of shopping opportunities and the Maltfabrikken, which offers a café, street food, and live music in the courtyard. There are several cozy old inns, and the harbor has a lovely atmosphere, the best fishmonger, a couple of good restaurants—and, of course, the frigate Jylland, which is well worth a visit.

But first and foremost, Mols offers some fantastic nature experiences. In the Mols Mountains, you can visit Trehøje, Agri Bavnehøj, and the Mols Laboratory, and from the house, it is about 200 meters to Djursland's best beach, where I love to go for walks all year round.