Apartment in a Frisian thatched cottage from 1848

Germany Nieblum Föhr

The house

  • Up to 2 guests
  • 1 bedrooms
  • 1 bathrooms
  • 60 m²

What makes it special

  • Explore the 11th-century church, the Museum of West Coast Art, and the ring wall fortification by bike.
  • Enjoy the location in the village center with bakeries, cafes, and restaurants within walking distance.
  • Experience Frisian tradition with paintings by Nieblum artist Fritz Chors

About this house

You will be staying in the heart of Nieblum, in a historic captain's house dating back to 1848. Covering 60 m², this apartment combines Frisian tradition with modern comfort – an authentic retreat that exudes the history of the island.

As soon as you enter through the original main entrance, you will feel the special charm of the house. The fully equipped kitchen with its large dining table is the heart of the home, perfect for long breakfasts and deep conversations. After a day in the fresh North Sea air, the cozy living room invites you to put your feet up, while the bedroom offers peace and quiet and plenty of storage space.

A real highlight is the modern bathroom with its surprising view: from here, your gaze wanders through the entire apartment and far into the avenue in front of the house. The paintings by local artist Fritz Chors add stylish accents and give the apartment a very personal touch. In front of the house, you will also find a cozy seating area – perfect for your first coffee in the morning.

Everything is close by in Nieblum: bakeries, butchers, and small cafés with homemade cakes are just a few minutes' walk away. The beach is a leisurely 2 km away. Grab a bike and explore the old church, the museum in Alkersum, or the ring wall in Borgsum. Here you will find the perfect blend of Frisian idyll and stylish island flair.

What you’ll find here

  • apple tv
  • barbecue
  • bicycles
  • board games
  • books
  • child bed
  • close to hiking paths
  • coffee machine
  • desk
  • desk lamp
  • dishwasher
  • dryer
  • electric kettle
  • electricity
  • enclosed backyard
  • enclosed garden
  • exhaust hood
  • fire extinguisher
  • first aid kit
  • freezer
  • garden recliners
  • high chair
  • hot water
  • linen and towels
  • microwave
  • oven
  • parasol
  • patio furniture
  • private garden
  • running water
  • smoke detector
  • streaming service
  • suitable for children
  • suitable for infants
  • tea towels and dishcloth
  • terrace
  • tv
  • washing machine
  • wireless music player

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