The house
- Up to 4 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 100 m²
What makes it special
- Relaxing in the summer arbor in the sheltered garden with old trees
- Discover paintings by Nieblum artists Gustav Mennicke and Fritz Cohrs
- Explore the Museum of West Coast Art in Alkersum by bike
About this house
You will be staying in a historic captain's house dating back to 1848, where the old barn has been converted into this apartment. Old trees surround the property, while the sheltered garden with its historic boxwood trees, inviting seating area, and summer arbor invites you to linger.
Two floors with two bedrooms and two bathrooms are spread over 100 square meters. The fully equipped kitchen flows seamlessly into the living and dining area, where comfortable seating and a fireplace await you. Throughout the house, you will discover paintings by the Nieblum painters Gustav Mennicke and Fritz Cohrs.
In front of the house, you will find your own outdoor seating area. The garden offers a peaceful atmosphere with its old trees and well-tended boxwood. The summer arbor invites you to relax and unwind.
The beautiful village of Nieblum is home to an 11th-century church. The beach is a maximum of 2 km away on foot. By bike, you can explore the "Kunst der Westküste" museum in Alkersum, the fascinating Frisian museum in Wyk, or the old 10th-century ring wall in Borgsum.
What you’ll find here
- activity room
- 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
- 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
- wifi
- wireless music player
