Large summer house in Toftum with a spa and good outdoor areas.

This summer house in Toftum is large and well-main­tai­ned, featuring lovely details like a wood stove in the living room, a de­light­ful spa in the bathroom, and great play fa­ci­li­ties on the large nature plot. In short, a wonderful base for the whole family.

Welcome inside
In the solid brick house, you have 115 m² to spread out on, providing plenty of space when vacation life unfolds indoors. If you want to enjoy cozy moments together, the living room is the perfect place to gather: Here, you’ll find a TV with a DVD player and a Play­sta­tion 2 to entertain you, while the wood stove and heat pump ensure a com­fortab­le tem­pe­ra­tu­re re­gard­less of the season. The open kitchen offers good working con­di­tions when you’re preparing something delicious to eat, and with four bedrooms, up to eight people can look forward to a good night’s sleep.

Enjoy life outside
Outside, on the 1,504 m² large plot, children and other playful souls can roam freely. For the youngest family members, there’s a sandbox and a playset with swings, and if the lawn turns out to be too small for your ball games and other acti­vi­ties, there’s a green area with a soccer goal right next door. Even the most active holiday guests may need a break now and then, and it’s lovely to relax on the two terraces located on either side of the house.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
The summer house is situated in a quiet area of Toftum at the northern end of Rømø. The landscape is beautiful, flat, and peaceful, making it wonderful to venture into the greenery, whether on foot, by bike, or by car. Close to the house is Kommandørgården, a museum where you can step back in time to a 1700s whaling home, and you can also see a huge skeleton of a sperm whale. If you head to Rømø's west coast, you can take a dip in the North Sea and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the im­pres­si­ve­ly large sandy beaches. Golfing, kite buggying, or going on an oyster safari are also possible here on the island, beau­ti­ful­ly located in the Wadden Sea, which is notably listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.