Molsvej 130 A, Ebeltoft

The main part of Glads Mølle

Live in the main building of Glads Mølle, one of Femmøller's legendary five watermills, which has been carefully and beautifully restored, located on a large plot by the Mølleåen stream with its own small lake. The property's original character and atmosphere have been preserved throughout, from the ceiling beams and beautiful wooden floors to the lovely old doors and windows. Here, you'll experience something rare in truly unique surroundings, with all the comforts of modern living. The main entrance, with its beautiful double doors, opens to a large hallway with stairs to the first floor and access to the spacious, bright living room. The focal point of the room is the original brick fireplace with a stove insert. The living room, like the rest of the house, is tastefully decorated and furnished with a stylish blend of old and new, featuring a dining area for 10 people, cozy and comfortable sofa seating, as well as a TV with Chromecast. The large and practical kitchen is equipped with a ceramic stove, oven, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. On the ground floor, there are 2 large, lovely bedrooms with double beds, and on the first floor, there are also 2 bedrooms with double beds, in addition to a living room with a double sofa bed, providing a total of 10 sleeping places. There is a spacious, tiled bathroom with a shower, washing machine, and changing table; additionally, there is a guest toilet, also on the ground floor. For the youngest guests, a crib and high chair are provided. Internet access is available. A lovely, secluded wooden terrace offers views of the lake, with good garden furniture, loungers, an umbrella, and a barbecue. The property also includes a rowing boat with life vests, which you can use at your own risk on the 1.5-meter-deep mill pond. The rowing boat is shared, like the property grounds, with the other two rental units on the site. Femmøller is somewhat hidden within the "mountains," but just a short distance from both Femmøller Beach and Ebeltoft. The town's former seaside hotel from 1909, which today functions as a boarding school, marks the beginning of tourism in the Ebeltoft area, which was largely focused on nature experiences in Mols Bjerge. The popular hiking trail, the Italian Path, is part of the routes in the National Park and begins at the end of Glads Mølle's grounds.