Beau­ti­ful­ly mo­der­nized summer house in the lovely nature of Ve­ster­he­de

Stunning nature awaits just outside the door when you spend your holidays in this beau­ti­ful­ly mo­der­nized summer house on Sta­geb­jerg­vej in the southern part of Rømø.

Welcome inside
With its thatched roof, dark gables, and white facades, the summer house fits beau­ti­ful­ly into the green sur­ro­un­dings. The ar­chi­tec­tu­re is classic, nicely main­tai­ned, also inside, where the latest renova­tion took place in 2011. As part of the mo­der­niza­tion, a heat pump has been installed to ensure fresh air and a low heating bill. The majority of the square meters are dedicated to the living area, which consists of a living room and kitchen in an open layout. A large south-facing window invites the beautiful view and sunlight indoors, and in the middle of the room is a wood stove, perfect for chilly evenings when you enjoy a delicious dinner at the dining table or a good movie on the flat screen. The layout also includes a bathroom equipped with a shower niche and a washing machine.

Enjoy life outside
The living room's garden door provides direct access to a lovely south-facing terrace, where you can lounge in the garden furniture and enjoy sunshine, birdsong, and holiday tranqui­li­ty. By the out­bu­il­ding, you also have a smaller, partially covered terrace that is east-facing, making it a wonderful spot to enjoy the first sunrays of the day. The heather-covered nature plot measures 2.500 m², allowing plenty of distance from neighbors and space for everybody to unfold.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
Ve­ster­he­de is a fantastic place to spend your holiday—not least for nature lovers who can easily venture out on the small gravel roads and explore the varied landscape. Not far from the house lies Vråby tree plan­ta­tion and Sta­geb­jerg, which is one of Rømø’s highest viewpo­ints. You can also take a trip to Sønder­strand, known as one of Northern Europe's widest sandy beaches and a perfect spot for engaging in various wind sports. Generally, it is recom­men­ded to head out to Rømø’s coasts to get a closer look at the Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique tidal area. When it’s time for shopping, there are both a local grocery store and a bakery nearby, and it is about 2.5 ki­lo­me­ters to the village of Havneby, which offers a su­per­mar­ket, a fish shop and a variety of good re­stau­rants.