At­mosp­he­ric holiday home near Vråby Plan­ta­tion and Søn­der­strand

On a small, closed road near Vråby Plan­ta­tion, you will find this at­mosp­he­ric and ex­cep­tio­nal­ly cozy holiday home.

Welcome inside
The thatched holiday home has been nestled in these peaceful, green sur­ro­un­dings since 1968, fitting perfectly into the pi­c­tu­resque landscape. While several original details have been beau­ti­ful­ly preserved indoors, modern con­ve­ni­en­ces have also been added, making the house both full of character and comfort. Among the im­prove­ments, the beautiful bathroom from 2015 stands out, and the nice kitchen has also recently been updated with a dis­hwas­her and other good ap­pli­an­ces. In addition to the kitchen and bathroom, the ground floor consists of a lovely living room with a built-in fireplace and soft seating, and if you take the steep stairs up to the first floor, you will find two charming bedrooms.

Enjoy life outside
The 2400 m² natural plot on which the holiday home is situated is hilly, creating distinct levels for the terrace en­viron­ment. Part of the terrace is covered, while the open, south-facing section is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the summer sun. Thanks to the trees and the rolling landscape, you will feel won­der­ful­ly secluded in the midst of nature. If you have bicycles with you on your holiday, there is an option to store them in a locked shed.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
From the holiday home, you can venture straight out into the scenic sur­ro­un­dings – for instance, to Vråby Plan­ta­tion, which not only features walking trails but also offers a dog park where four-legged family members can roam off-leash. You can also take a stroll to the viewpoint Sta­geb­jerg, and Sønder­strand facing the North Sea is an ideal excursion desti­na­tion. On the kilometer-wide sandy beach, there are plenty of op­portu­ni­ties for water sports like kite buggying and blo­kar­ting, or you may prefer to swim and walk along the water’s edge. The Wadden Sea sur­ro­un­ding Rømø is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, making it perfect to explore the unique coastline of the island more closely. You can even go on an oyster safari or other guided tours to get up close and personal with the Wadden Sea.