Skudehavnen 41

Here, life can be enjoyed with or without refreshments, indoors or outdoors in the courtyard garden and/or on the terrace overlooking the harbour and its boats – not forgetting a beautiful sunset that paints the sky red and orange – from a front-row seat at Ebeltoft Skudehavn. There is no lawn to mow or hedge to trim here.

With one of the very best positions – morning and late-morning sun in the courtyard garden, and afternoon and evening sun on the terrace facing the harbour – one of the 58 iconic red holiday homes, set over 2 floors with 76 m², could be yours. No. 41 is a well-kept “end-of-terrace” house that has been partly modernised and is ready to move straight into.

You enter the ground floor via the courtyard garden, straight into a cosy kitchen that connects with the dining and living room, where large double doors lead out to a big terrace. Here you will also find a wood-burning stove, the stairs to the first floor and a fairly new bathroom with fitted cabinets, a corner shower and a washer-dryer stack.

On the first floor there are 2 east-facing rooms and a lovely west-facing living room with exposed collar beams, ceilings open to the ridge and large double doors/a Juliet balcony facing the harbour, with a magnificent view out over the boats and Ebeltoft Vig to Mols Bjerge. The large room has a double bed with storage drawers and a cupboard with shelves. The small room has 2 bunk beds, the upper one of which can be “folded up” against the wall, as well as a small wardrobe. Above the two rooms there is an enclosed, insulated storage room that could be converted into a mezzanine.

In the courtyard garden – the perfect place to enjoy your first cups of coffee and the morning sun – a small, partly sunken outbuilding of approx. 4 m² has been built in one corner, with standing height for practical tasks and for storing all sorts of things.

As well as its maritime atmosphere, Skudehavnen also offers a playground, a bathing jetty and a winter swimming club.

Close by are Fiskerihavnen and Industrihavnen, the fishing and industrial harbours, with a different kind of life, including a café, a restaurant, the fishmonger Flyvefisken, Hos Walter vin, ost & specialiteter, and Den Stolte Slagter’s sales van. Nor is it far to other shops and services, or to the town’s charming old cobbled streets with the church and cosy places to eat and drink.

We look forward to showing you this lovely gem.