Lovely wooden summer house with sauna, sun terrace, and a wood-burning stove

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.