Minimalist holiday apartment on Eiderstedt

About this house

The small picture-book village of Tetenbüll is located on the North Sea peninsula of Eiderstedt. located 15 minutes from Sankt Peter-Ording, a good hour from Hamburg and an hour south of the Danish border, you will experience a picturesque village idyll here. Your vacation home is located on a so-called terp, a hill to protect against storm surges, together with other apartments in a former pastorate built in 1780 and renovated in 2018. The thatched roof, red brick and white lattice windows promise an enchanting time-out as soon as you arrive, as does the beautiful garden. The 1-room apartment would probably be described as "lütt", or small, in the region. And it is as "lütt" as it is charming. Consisting of a small hallway, a living room and bedroom and a modern bathroom with handmade Moroccan cement tiles, you will find a sofa with pull-out function and a dining table as well as a well-equipped kitchenette in the main room. Your temporary home is decorated in shades of white and features warm wooden elements. Minimalism paired with airy lightness give it a purist, cozy atmosphere in which you can spend wonderfully relaxing hours with a cup of tea and a good book. Outside, a park-like garden with a pond and a romantic view of St. Anne's Church awaits you. In addition to exploring the village with its historic merchant's store, a trip to the Westerhever lighthouse or to the Tetenbüllerspieker bathing area 4 km away is well worthwhile.

Important note: We love thatched-roof vacation homes - when dealing with fire and electricity, we ask guests to ensure that the thatched roof is not exposed to any risk of fire. You will receive more detailed instructions from your host.