Three-wing Rømø house with a huge natural plot and private lake

It looks idyllic here on Sønderbyvej, where this lovely summer house is located. In addition to being a beautiful and well-main­tai­ned building, the house is situated on a large and lovely natural plot, and from both the living room and the terrace, you can gaze out at your own lake. Add to that a great location in the popular Sønder­strand area, and you have the perfect setting for your next holiday on Rømø!

Welcome inside
This three-wing Rømø house dates back to 1857, and after a thorough mo­der­niza­tion, it presents itself as bright, well-main­tai­ned and ex­cep­tio­nal­ly inviting indoors. The property spans 132 m², which are well di­stri­bu­ted, including three lovely bedrooms and a spacious bathroom. A sig­ni­fi­cant part of the indoor holiday life will likely unfold in the house’s large kitchen and the adjoining living room, which is furnished with a wood-burning stove, dining table, and several com­fortab­le seating options. One of the best features is un­doub­ted­ly the view window; thanks to the large pane of glass, you can look straight out at the beautiful lake on the property while enjoying the warmth indoors.

Enjoy life outside
With its im­pres­si­ve size of 9.321 m², the plot offers plenty of op­portu­ni­ties for outdoor acti­vi­ties. For example, you can frolic on the lawn or take a walk around your own lake if you need some fresh air after a barbecue meal on the terrace. The west-facing terrace is situated in a sheltered area between the three wings of the house and is enclosed by a picket fence, making it a de­light­ful and often wind-protected oasis.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
In this area of Rømø's southern end, the natural sur­ro­un­dings are beautiful and peaceful, while also providing a good selection of acti­vi­ties to suit all tastes. For instance, you are close to Rømø Golf Club, Vråby tree plan­ta­tion, and the beautiful Sønder­strand, which is known as a great place for various wind sports like blo­kar­ting and kite buggying. The Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique area worth exploring during your holiday. You can par­ti­ci­pa­te in an oyster safari and other guided tours, and an al­ter­na­ti­ve idea might be to take the ferry from Havneby to List on the neig­h­bor­ing island of Sylt.