Large, luxurious pool house with views of Blåvand Ligh­t­hou­se and just 200 m to the beach

Here you will be staying just a stone’s throw from the beach and with a fantastic view across the dunes towards Blåvand Ligh­t­hou­se. The house offers plenty of space for up to 10 people and features all modern con­ve­ni­en­ces.

Welcome inside
On the ground floor, you will find a large and lovely open-plan kitchen and living area with plenty of space, as well as a cosy dining nook with a wood-burning stove and direct access to the terrace. From the kitchen and living area, there is access to the pool room, where the 33 m² swimming pool and spa offer direct views of the ligh­t­hou­se. The pool is partially heated by a heat pump to reduce electri­ci­ty consump­tion. Adjacent to the pool room, you will find access to the sauna and a large bathroom. The ground floor also features two good double bedrooms. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms: one with two bunk beds, and the other a spacious bedroom with a balcony and a fantastic view. In the living room, there is plenty of space for everyone. A large sofa ar­ran­ge­ment allows you to enjoy the view or watch TV, and there is also a table where children can draw or play games.

Pool size
L 7.2 x W 3.9 x D 1.35 m, with steps. Children’s pool: L 1.5 x W 1.6 x D 0.25 m.

Enjoy life outside
The house is situated on a large natural plot at one of Blåvand’s best addresses. Here you are close to nature, the ligh­t­hou­se and a great bathing beach. Lovely terraces are available, fully furnished with garden furniture.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
There are op­portu­ni­ties for peaceful walks on the heath and along the northern beach. A short bike ride will take you straight into the lively centre of Blåvand. Blåvand offers several good re­stau­rants, plenty of shopping options, as well as a butcher and de­li­ca­tes­sen shops. In addition, the Tirpitz Museum has opened on Tane Hedevej, where you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce fa­sci­nat­ing stories from the North Sea and the Second World War, along with an in­cre­di­bly exciting building designed by the renowned Danish architect Bjarke Ingels from the ar­chi­tec­tu­ral firm BIG.