Cozy summer house with a beautiful view of the Wadden Sea

At A M Listsvej 8 in Kromose, it doesn’t take much for the holiday peace to settle in: Make a warm cup of coffee or grab a cold drink from the fridge, and prepare to enjoy summer house living with a view of the Wadden Sea!

Welcome inside
The cozy wooden summer house is located in the first row to the Wadden Sea on Rømø's east coast, and not only from the property, but also from the living room, you can see the water and the Jutland mainland. The living room is equipped with a large window section, so even when you relax in the warmth of the wood stove, you stay connected to the natural grounds and the beautiful sur­ro­un­dings. In the fun­ctio­nal­ly designed kitchen, you have a dis­hwas­her and eve­ryt­hing necessary to conjure up delicious meals, and a shower bathroom and two bedrooms with double beds are also part of the layout.

Enjoy life outside
The holiday idyll is completed outdoors on the 2681 m² natural plot, adorned with heather and other typical ve­ge­ta­tion. The terrain is slightly un­du­lat­ing, and crooked pine trees shield the outdoor areas a bit – but at the same time, it is open enough towards the east, so you can enjoy the Wadden Sea view from the south-facing, partially covered terrace. Even from the swing set, you can see the water, and there is plenty of op­portu­ni­ty to take a siesta on the deck chairs right by the beach meadow.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
If you don’t spend all your time at home in your own peaceful oasis, it is easy to get around all of Rømø from Kromose. In addition to living right by the Wadden Sea, which holds a pre­sti­gious place on UNESCO’s World Heritage list, you have a short walking distance to Kirkeby Plan­ta­tion, which offers great hiking and cycling routes, a large nature play­gro­und, and a lovely view from Spids­b­jerg. The heath areas in Tvismark Plan­ta­tion and Rømø's wide sandy beaches towards the North Sea are easily ac­ces­sib­le by car or bicycle, and whether you want to go to Havneby to the south or Juvre to the north, there are not many ki­lo­me­ters to cover.