Møllestien 9, Femmøller Strand

Here you get a summer house with a long family story. The property has been the setting for memories since the 1930s, and many guests describe how peace is felt the moment you step inside. It creates space to make your own moments, big and small. The 95 m² house was designed and built in 1997 by architect Steen Andersen. The construction in larch wood and linseed oil creates a natural and pleasant indoor climate that invites presence and simplicity. The high-ceilinged living room brings everyone together around cooking, games and conversation. In the middle of the room, the wood-burning stove creates a warm gathering point, while a large daybed at the other end invites relaxation, play and quiet moments. The bedroom in the main house has a double bed and a workspace. In the annex there are two additional rooms, so the house has a total of three bedrooms and six sleeping places. Large sliding glass doors open onto a covered terrace and a semi-wild garden that follows the spirit of the house. At the back, a broad staircase provides a cosy spot for morning coffee, while a fire pit, grilling options and small cosy corners extend outdoor living. You will also find garden toys, two paddleboards and the opportunity for archery for experienced users, so days can be shaped according to desire and weather. The area is something special. The house is located in the heart of Mols between hills and beach, where the landscape shifts between coast, heathland and hills with long views. There are trails for hiking, good cycling routes, small bays for swimming and calm water for paddleboarding. Ebeltoft's atmospheric town life, glass museum and cosy harbour are nearby, and nature makes it easy to disconnect completely. Give yourself the chance to feel the peace and create new memories in this soulful summer house.