Protected artist's house from 1782 in Sønderho

About this house

You will enjoy staying in a listed house from 1782, where history lives on in every corner. The largest living room has something very special: a raised ceiling painted by the artist August Wilkens in 1905, where fine figures and an old sailing ship adorn the woodwork. The low-ceilinged living rooms and Frisian tiles on the walls create an authentic atmosphere that makes it easy to imagine life through the centuries.

The house has retained its original charm with low-ceilinged rooms and distinctive details. The studio room with its raised ceiling and hand-painted motifs sets the scene for the experience. The Frisian tiles, which both insulate and decorate, bear witness to the craft traditions of Fanø. Here, artistic expression and historical authenticity meet in every room.

The house is located in the northern part of Sønderho, a short distance from both the Wadden Sea and the rich bird life. The location allows you to experience the unique nature that surrounds the village. From here, there is easy access to the coast and the vast natural areas that characterize this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Walk 6 km along the North Sea from Strandvejen north to Sønderho. Explore the eastern side of the Wadden Sea, where the tidal landscape changes character. Visit Sønderho Gamle Fuglekøje and experience Kåveren, the sea mark with panoramic views of the town, Mandø, the Wadden Sea with Ribe Cathedral on the horizon, and the dune landscape to the west.