Thatched idyll on a beautiful, heather-covered property in a quiet neighbourhood.
All rooms of the dignified and pretty house are fitted with beautiful marble clinker floors and underfloor heating. The large living room has an open roof construction and the west-facing gable section provides a fantastic amount of light. From the open sleeping lofts, which are partly furnished as bedrooms and partly as TV/games rooms, you have a view over the living room and to the west. There is also a whirlpool and a sauna where you can completely relax. The outdoor area also invites you to enjoy activities on holiday, including barbecues with your friends and family.
Rømø is surrounded by the roaring North Sea and the vast, shallow Wadden Sea and offers fascinating natural areas. On a walk to the harbour, you can take a look at the fishing boats or watch the Sylt ferry dock and cast off. Rømø has captivated people for centuries. First it was the fishermen and then the wealthy whaling captains, whose beautiful and lovingly restored thatched houses are still admired by visitors to the island today. Thanks to the unique nature and the vast expanses of this island with the widest and finest sandy beaches in Europe, you can still find a quiet spot all to yourself today.
All rooms of the dignified and pretty house are fitted with beautiful marble clinker floors and underfloor heating. The large living room has an open roof construction and the west-facing gable section provides a fantastic amount of light. From the open sleeping lofts, which are partly furnished as bedrooms and partly as TV/games rooms, you have a view over the living room and to the west. There is also a whirlpool and a sauna where you can completely relax. The outdoor area also invites you to enjoy activities on holiday, including barbecues with your friends and family.
Rømø is surrounded by the roaring North Sea and the vast, shallow Wadden Sea and offers fascinating natural areas. On a walk to the harbour, you can take a look at the fishing boats or watch the Sylt ferry dock and cast off. Rømø has captivated people for centuries. First it was the fishermen and then the wealthy whaling captains, whose beautiful and lovingly restored thatched houses are still admired by visitors to the island today. Thanks to the unique nature and the vast expanses of this island with the widest and finest sandy beaches in Europe, you can still find a quiet spot all to yourself today.