Thatched holiday home for four people – 150 metres from the North Sea

Welcome to this cosy, thatched holiday home, set on a large natural plot just 150 metres from Blåvand Beach and the North Sea.

Welcome inside
Behind the red brick façade awaits a well-appointed holiday home with a pleasant at­mosp­he­re and light wooden wall panels. The layout is perfect for four people, as you have 89 m² to spread out in, and there are even three bedrooms in the house, giving you several options when it is time for bed. If it is cool outside, you can relax in the bathroom’s sauna or light the wood-burning stove in the living room – and if the weather is warm and summery, it is lovely to open the garden door to create free access between the living area and the terrace. A well-equipped kitchen is in open con­nection with the living room, and by the entrance there is a small utility room.

Enjoy life outside
The holiday home’s wooden terrace is large and fully enclosed by a fence, which is a clear advantage if you have brought your dog on holiday. It also makes it easy to find the perfect place to relax – whether you want to enjoy your morning coffee in the sun, find shade under the covered section or admire the view of the scenic holiday home area while grilling in the evenin

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
A garage is included with the holiday home, and the car can easily remain parked for much of the holiday, as from the closed road you are only 150 metres from the beach. In other words, it takes little more than a minute to stroll to the North Sea, and about the same distance brings you to the nearest eatery, where you can treat your­sel­ves to burgers and ice cream cones. If you feel like a lovely walk, you can head west towards Blåvandshuk Ligh­t­hou­se, and a couple of ki­lo­metres to the east you will find Blåvand town centre, which offers a good selection of year-round shops, su­per­mar­kets and places to eat. A holiday in Blåvand can also include mini golf, surfing, cycling and other fun acti­vi­ties, and a visit to the im­pres­si­ve Tirpitz Museum is certainly recom­men­ded.