Description
Beautiful natural surroundings, a sauna in the bathroom, a sun-drenched terrace area, and ample space for playing in the garden—these are just a few of the lovely details of this fine summer house, which accommodates five holiday guests.
Welcome inside
This charming and classic summer house was thoroughly modernized in 2014, which is evident in the bathroom, featuring a spacious shower niche, underfloor heating, and a washing machine. The bathroom also includes a sauna, making it a fantastic place to relax when you return home after a day of excursions. Relaxation can also take place in the three bedrooms—and, of course, in the living area when you want to cozy up together. In the living room, there's a wood-burning stove and large windows facing the garden, and thanks to the open connection to the kitchen, cooking can easily become a shared cozy project that the entire family can participate in.
Enjoy life outside
When the summer sun is shining outside, you may prefer dining outdoors instead of indoors, setting the table on the south-facing, partially covered terrace. Here, there are not only garden furniture but also a grill available, so meals can be prepared under the open sky in the scenic and peaceful surroundings. While you get the grill going, the children can take a swing and perhaps even convince the adults to join in a quick game of soccer on the lawn.
Get up close to the local attractions
The summer house is situated on a small road in Kongsmark, centrally located on Rømø. This gives you a perfect starting point for outings, as Lakolk Strand on the west coast, Juvre Dike to the north, and Havneby to the south are all close by. You’re also a short distance from the Rømø dam if you want to head to the mainland to visit the towns of Ribe, Tønder, and Løgumkloster or experience the Black Sun in the marshlands. However, there's plenty of reason to stay on Rømø, where you can play golf and mini-golf, go horseback riding, cycling, windsurfing, and much more. There are also shopping options and dining establishments on the island—and, of course, it’s a must to explore the Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
