Large quality summer house with a lovely terrace en­viron­ment by Vråby tree plan­ta­tion

This large, well-appointed quality summer house in the Sønder­strand area ac­com­moda­tes ten people. Therefore, it is a perfect choice for a big family holiday or two families with children who want to spend their vacation days together in Rømø’s beautiful natural sur­ro­un­dings.

Welcome inside
You will have a total of 175 m² to spread out in the thatched summer house, a solid building from 1972. In 2005, the house was renovated, and it now appears neat and well-main­tai­ned with many modern con­ve­ni­en­ces. For example, there is both a spa and a sauna in one of the house's two bathrooms, which is sup­ple­men­ted by a guest toilet on the first floor. The summer house has five bedrooms located on both floors—and this is one of the nice features of the layout, espe­ci­al­ly when you have many people gathered. It is also great to have two lovely living rooms to gather in: One living room is located on the first floor with direct access to a balcony, while the ground floor features a large living area with a fireplace insert, soft seating, a long table, and an in­te­gra­ted kitchen section.

Enjoy life outside
Outside there are several lovely sunlit spots and plenty of space to gather. The plot measures 3000 m², and around the house, there are several terrace areas, including a covered terrace area. You will, of course, have garden furniture and sun loungers available, and there is also a grill, so you can prepare dinner outdoors.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
It’s in­cre­di­bly easy to get out into the beautiful nature that surrounds the summer house. Directly across the way, Vråby tree plan­ta­tion sprawls out, and at the end of the road, there is a dog park where you can let your four-legged family members roam free. If you are in the mood for a swim, you can enjoy the North Sea on Rømø’s west coast—either at Lakolk - or Sønder­strand beach, the latter being closest to the summer house. On the kilometer-wide Sønder­strand, there are also plenty of op­portu­ni­ties to try various forms of wind sports like kite buggying and blo­kar­ting, and you can both rent equipment and get lessons before you throw yourself into it. If the weather is more inviting for an indoor swim, you can drive across the causeway to the mainland, where, as guests in the summer house, you have free access to the water park at Skærbækcentret. The village of Havneby offers a su­per­mar­ket, several dining options, bike rentals, and a ferry to the neig­h­bor­ing German island of Sylt.