220 m2 holiday home for 10 people with fjord view and wildlife bath

This former country property is suitable for 10 people and 1 child up to 3 years old. There are a total of 5 bedrooms. The sleeping places are divided into: 6 sleeping places in a double bed. Sleeps 4 in bunk beds. In addition, there is 1 pc. cot

The holiday home is 220 m² and was built in 1922. In 2001, the holiday home underwent a renovation and a major modernization in 2021. Pets are not allowed. There is underfloor heating in all tiled floors. The holiday home has a washing machine. Dryer. Freezer capacity of 380 litres. There are also 2 wood-burning stoves. Also wood pellet stove. For the little ones there is 1 piece. high chair.

The holiday home is located on a 15,000 m² large natural plot with access to 115 m² open terrace area, divided into 3 terraces, so that it is always possible to find a place where there is shelter. It is 250 m to the fjord. The nearest shop is located at a distance of 3000 m. There is a golf course at a distance of 20000 m. There is a tool room. Football goal. Fire pit. Grill available. Parking at the holiday home.

Darts and table football are available.

There are 2 refrigerators in the house. There are 4 ceramic hobs, convection oven, microwave and dishwasher.
There are 2 bathrooms with a shower and 2 toilets. There is underfloor heating in 2 bathrooms.

There is the possibility of relaxation in the indoor spa for 2 people. There is the possibility of relaxation in the outdoor wilderness bath for 6 people.
There is 1 TV in the holiday home. TV via internet. 1 Chromecast. 1 Bluetooth speaker. There are 1-3 Danish channels. At least 4 German channels. Wireless internet is available.

This spacious and energy-friendly summer house with wilderness bath is located in rural surroundings - with a view of the Limfjord from both sides of the house. It is possible to pitch a tent on the large plot belonging to the house. A small path leads the short way to a lovely bathing beach with good fishing opportunities. The home is angler certified, and therefore has the option of cleaning fish and freezing for storage.

For those interested in birds, this house is also obvious, as Agerø is world-renowned for its population of roosting light-bellied tufted geese. Agerø's salt meadows are teeming with life, from March to the end of May, terns roost in the meadows in their thousands, and in the same period the number of light-bellied mallard geese peaks with approx. 4500 birds. In 1982, Fugleværnsfonden bought the reserve on Agerø. Show respect for nature.

You are also close to Denmark's only association-run car ferry "Næssie" which sails between Næssund and Sydthy. The trip takes 7 minutes. and you are now close to Thy National Park and the North Sea. Morsø Tractor Museum opened in 1980 and is Scandinavia's largest and oldest tractor museum with over 120 different tractors. In Sindbjerg there is a mountain bike track in the plantation and there are also nice hiking trails here. You will also find a mountain bike track in Legind Bjerge, where there are also marked hiking trails. It is in this area that you will find Jesperhus Holiday Park, with flower park, pirate playground, 4D cinema, Hugo water park and much, much more.

Nykøbing is the largest town on Mors and here you will find the local history museum Dueholm Kloster and the Danish Stone Museum, which exhibits the old Morsø stoves and stoves. It is also in Nykøbing that Morsø Golfklub has their beautiful 18-hole golf course.
On Nordmors is Ejerslev Harbor with lagoon and here Café Lagunen is open during the season. The Fossil and Molermuseet tells 55 million years of history through the many finds that have been made in the moleret at Mors. At the agricultural museum Skarregaard, time has stood still in 1958. Here you will also find a large nature playground.
Mors and Agerø contain enough experiences for many days.