Holiday home Wes­ter­deich 22

The beach at St. Peter-Ording on the Eider­stedt pen­insula in Schleswig-Hol­stein mea­sures twelve kilo­metres, making it the longest sandy beach in Germany and a paradise for water sports enthu­siasts of all kinds. If you follow the mud­flats with their salt marshes and tidal creeks on one side and the wetland land­scape on the other – pre­ferably by bike on the dyke path – you will soon reach the small, tranquil village of Vollerwiek.
Here, between fields and the North Sea, lies the Wes­ter­deich 22 holiday home – a wooden bun­galow whose low height allows it to blend dis­creetly into the trees and dense bamboo planting.

The single-storey timber con­s­truction impresses with its mini­malist, func­tional design and con­sistent use of mate­rials. Inside, the load-bearing timber structure has been left exposed on the walls and cei­lings. The eye-cat­ching feature are the floor-to-ceiling, flush-mounted windows, which offer an unob­s­tructed view across the fields to the dyke. On spring and summer days, when the sliding doors are open, there is seamless access to the sur­rounding terrace with its can­ti­le­vered roof.

The centre of the house is the spa­cious, open-plan living, cooking and dining area with a kitchen island, long table and cosy sofa corner. Here, too, the tran­sition to the garden is fluid, and there is a glass-enc­losed fire­place for cooler days. The three bed­rooms and two bath­rooms – one of which has a free-standing bathtub and sauna – can accom­modate up to seven guests. A small reading room can be used either as an addi­tional bedroom or for working.

In addition to various seating areas, a bar­becue and a fire pit for long evenings, children will find a sandpit in the garden and cooking enthu­siasts will find herb beds. From the house, it is 200 metres to the dyke for walking or cycling (there are two bicycles and a child trailer) along the Wadden Sea – sur­rounded by the interplay of the tides and most beau­tiful at sunset.

What to do

Walks, cycling or inline skating on the dyke, mudflat hiking, swimming at Vollerwiek beach, water sports and seawater thermal baths in St. Peter-Ording, horse riding by the sea, enjoying the garden, regional cuisine in typical stilt-house restaurants, excursions to the Eider barrage or Westerhever lighthouse, boat trips, bird watching in the Katinger mudflats, guided tour of a Frisian sheep cheese dairy or a visit to the Haus Peters museum in Tetenbüll 


Why we like this house

A harmonious balance of functional clarity and a high feel-good factor

This house is great for

Couples, families and friends who love peace and quiet, nature and the North Sea, and want to discover the Wadden Sea

Sustainability

Public transport: the nearest train station is 6.6 km away.

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