Nordre Strandvej - Sæby By - 9300 - Sæby

Peaceful location with a fenced garden for your pet, allowing you to relax and enjoy your vacation.

A well-functioning house of 53 m², where the space is optimally utilized. There is also a 25 m² covered terrace in front of the house, where you can enjoy cozy days and evenings by the small fireplace or grill.

The house has a fully equipped kitchen where meals can be prepared while enjoying a sea view from the kitchen window. The kitchen is open to the living room, which features a dining area and a spacious corner sofa with a view of a large playing field available for free use. There is also a PlayStation 4 in the house with various games, as well as a selection of board games for fun and togetherness.

The house boasts a brand-new, stylish bathroom with a shower cabin and underfloor heating.

The bedroom is furnished with a 140 cm wide bed. In the extra room, there is a new bunk bed with two sleeping spaces (90x200 cm). Both rooms have a wardrobe for clothes.

The living room offers an additional sleeping space with a box mattress, should there be a need for an extra bed.

Located at the end of a small road near Sæby North Beach, this cozy house offers a charming retreat.

There is a lovely, small garden and a delightful, secluded west-facing terrace, creating a sense of privacy. The property is fenced, making it ideal for families who wish to bring their four-legged family member along on the trip.

There are 4 bicycles available at the house for short trips in the area.

GOOD TO KNOW:

No rental to youth groups. The renter must be at least 25 years old and be present for the entire rental period.

Good parking options with 2 parking spaces.

It is not possible to charge an electric car.

Non-smoking property.

German, as well as TV2 and Scandinavian channels, are available.

2 bicycles available.

Distance to the coast: 200 m.

The garden is fenced - perfect for bringing 1 pet.

PETS:

It is allowed to bring 1 pet (for an additional fee).

CLEANING:

It is possible to purchase cleaning upon departure.

NEAREST SHOPPING:

SuperBrugsen: 1,900 m.

Sæby City West (Meny, Rema1000, Coop365, Lidl): 2,200 m.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT:

Sæby Bus Terminal (Connection to Frederikshavn/Skagen or Aalborg): 1,900 m.

Nearest bus stop: Sæby Nord (Viking/Frederikshavnsvej): 750 m.

THE AREA:

In sunny weather, you will likely want to go to the beach, which is only a few minutes walk away. In an easterly wind, you can hear the sea's roar. The beach here is very child-friendly. There are many types of seashells you can find, and perhaps you are lucky enough to find a small piece of amber after a stormy day.

To the town of Sæby, it is only 1500 m. You can choose to walk along the beach promenade, which leads directly to the marina, or through the holiday home area. The harbor has many pleasure boats in the summer, and you can buy ice cream and fresh fish there, and the maritime atmosphere with sailboats, cafes, and shops is lively.

Sæby is worth several visits. It is a very charming market town with good shopping opportunities and attractions. The town center is the square. Many events take place here throughout the year. In the summer, there is musical entertainment a couple of times a week. In the pedestrian streets, there is a wide selection of small shops offering everything between heaven and earth.

Sæby is a market town that turns 500 years old in 2024. In the old town lies the monastery church St. Mariæ. In that area also lies Sæby Miniby, with houses from 1900, the Coastal Museum, Sæby watermill, and several different exciting artisans in the old town around Algade. On the outskirts of the town, there is an attractive 18-hole golf course and Sæbygaard Castle, which is also worth a visit.

An hour's drive from Sæby lies Skagen, where you can experience the Skagen painters' environment up close, Grenen, and see the two seas meet. On the west coast of North Jutland, the North Sea Oceanarium, Northern Europe's largest aquarium, can be a good excursion destination for the family with children. To the south is Aalborg (Denmark's 3rd largest city), if the possibilities of city life appeal to you.

If you want to see "The Bloodstain that cannot be removed," you should visit Voergaard Castle, which is set up as a museum and houses Denmark's largest privately-owned art collection. In July, Medieval Days are held at the castle. Definitely worth a visit - also for children.