Charming wooden summer house in wonderful natural sur­ro­un­dings.

You are sur­ro­un­ded by beautiful nature when you vacation in this charming wooden summer house in Bolilmark.

Welcome inside
Both the summer house and the as­so­ci­a­ted out­bu­il­ding have a wooden façade and green roof, allowing the buildings to blend nicely into the scenic sur­ro­un­dings. It’s wonderful to spend a holiday in such a beautiful place all day long, as whether you’re making morning coffee in the kitchen or spending the evening in the sofa area, you can enjoy the view of your own green nature plot. The living area consists of a living room and an in­te­gra­ted kitchen, and the kitchen is one of the modern im­prove­ments the summer house has been updated with. The bathroom is also par­ti­cu­lar­ly nice, con­ve­ni­ent­ly featuring a shower niche, a toilet, un­der­floor heating, and a laundry column. The three bedrooms can com­fortably ac­com­moda­te a total of five holiday guests when you need a good night’s sleep after a day of acti­vi­ties.

Enjoy life outside
On sunny days, it’s perfect to venture out into nature—but if you need to relax more, you can simply lay back in a sun lounger and enjoy the beautiful and peaceful sur­ro­un­dings of the 3,000 m² nature plot. Around the summer house, there are several terraces to choose from, and there are swings and a sandbox for the children. If you’d like to stay outside when darkness falls over Rømø, you could move to the covered terrace, where you have shelter from three sides.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
On Ringvejen in Bolilmark, you will be right next to a protected natural area that stretches all the way to the beautiful sandy beaches of the west coast. If you feel like a swim, you can walk or cycle along the path that leads from the summer house area to the child-friendly and in­cre­di­bly beautiful Lakolk Beach. Tvismark Plan­ta­tion, the viewpoint Høstbjerg, and Juvre Dike are also among the scenic desti­na­tions in the northern part of Rømø. The island is also situated in the middle of the Wadden Sea National Park—and as the name suggests, the Wadden Sea is an important at­tra­ction, as it is a unique marsh and tidal area with a rich bird life and tons of Pacific oysters. The view of the Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is par­ti­cu­lar­ly im­pres­si­ve from the Rømø Dam, so be sure to look out the windows as you drive over to the mainland. You can take this trip, for example, when you head to Skærbæk, where as guests of the summer house, you have free access to the water park at Skærbækcentret.