Description
In the picturesque surroundings of Bolilmark, this lovely wooden summer house is ready to provide you with a wonderful framework for your holiday life.
Welcome inside
From the outside, you instantly get into a good holiday mood, as the summer house presents itself in a beautiful and classic style with a wooden facade and green roof that fits perfectly into the stunning natural surroundings. Inside, you can spread out over 81 well-appointed square meters, which includes three good bedrooms with a total of seven sleeping places. There is, of course, a bathroom as well, where you can completely relax and indulge yourself with a hot tub and a sauna. After a day of excursions, you can also gather in the living room, which is a lovely space with a wood-burning stove, heat pump, comfortable furnishings, and an open connection to a well-equipped kitchen.
Enjoy life outside
On the 3,200 m² plot, you are surrounded by pine trees and heather, giving you the feeling of living right in the heart of nature. The view can be enjoyed from a bench and the swing set, and of course, you can also settle down on the terrace that wraps around the summer house. The terrace is partially covered and features a grill, garden furniture, and sun loungers, enhancing your outdoor living experience.
Get up close to the local attractions
Trinnesvej is a small, enclosed road, and you are almost at the end, ensuring that the surroundings are particularly peaceful. The location also makes it easy to hike out into the vast heath landscape that stretches around the summer house area. Tvismark Plantation and the viewpoint Høstbjerg are nearby, making it ideal to spend a large part of your holiday outdoors in nature. A dip in the North Sea at Lakolk Beach is tempting on warm summer days – and in other seasons, it's a plus that you have free access to the water park at Skærbækcentret on the mainland. While driving over the Rømø Causeway to Skærbæk, be sure to admire the panoramic view of the Wadden Sea, as this magnificent tidal area is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of only seven sites in Denmark.
