Cozy wooden summer house with an at­tra­cti­ve address in Arrild Ferieby

Are you dreaming of a holiday in scenic and family-friendly sur­ro­un­dings? Then you should take a closer look at this cozy wooden summer house, which is located on a small, cul-de-sac in Arrild Ferieby, close to the fishing lake, swimming pool, and other great holiday fa­ci­li­ties.

Welcome inside
If you are the type who enjoys the classic summer house at­mosp­he­re and a laid-back cozy vibe, you will de­fi­ni­te­ly fall for this holiday property. With a vaulted ceiling, un­fi­nis­hed wooden walls, and a wood-burning stove, the summer house has retained its original look, and the updated fur­nis­hin­gs help emphasize the good sense of space indoors. For example, you will quickly feel at home in the living room, which is open to a nice and fun­ctio­nal kitchen. The bathroom is also nicely decorated, and in the two bedrooms, you can look forward to a good night's sleep as the holiday day comes to an end. One of the bedrooms is furnished with two bunk beds, allowing a total of six holiday guests in the house.

Enjoy life outside
Playing and ball games on the lawn, roasting bread by the campfire, barbecue dinners, and sun­bat­hing on the south-facing terrace. On the large plot, there is plenty to do, so it’s the weather forecast and your mood that determine whether it’s time for pure re­laxa­tion or more physical acti­vi­ties when enjoying the good weather. Re­gard­less of what you spend your time on, you will enjoy the lovely privacy of the plot thanks to the beautiful sur­ro­un­ding ve­ge­ta­tion.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
Østmarken is a green and peaceful holiday house area, and you are even situated on a small cul-de-sac. At the same time, you are con­ve­ni­ent­ly close to the center of Arrild Ferieby, which includes a large play­gro­und, re­stau­rant, tennis and beach vol­ley­ball courts, and a swimming bath. The swimming bath features wellness fa­ci­li­ties, several swimming pools, and one of Denmark's longest water slides, so there is something for everyone and every age group. If you'd rather try your luck with fishing, you can stroll over to the popular put and take lake, which has a 560-meter-long fly stream for fly fishermen. If you feel like going on a longer excursion, you have a good starting point for exploring the southern part of the Jutlandic mainland: whether your trip takes you to Scha­ck­en­borg Castle, the Art Museum in Tønder, or the medieval town of Ribe, you can reach your desti­na­tion quickly, and you are also con­ve­ni­ent­ly close to the Wadden Sea National Park, where you can drive to the island of Rømø while enjoying the panoramic views of the beautiful causeway.