Historic holiday home on the Eiderstedt peninsula

On the Eiderstedt peninsula, surrounded by meadows and fields, lies the over 300-year-old farmstead belonging to Jana and her family. A former washhouse has been converted into a vacation home; until the renovation, laundry was actually washed here—using water from the adjacent pond.

The old wooden beams and barn doors were preserved during the renovation and, together with the partially antique furnishings, give the house a charming farmhouse atmosphere. The large living area features a fireplace that provides cozy warmth even during the cold season. Upstairs, there is a bedroom with a double bed and a single bed, as well as a bedroom with two additional single beds. The beds are built into the sloping ceiling, making for a particularly cozy and safe place to sleep.

From the house, various paths lead past a pond to a large meadow with a view of grazing sheep. Several terraces invite you to enjoy breakfast in the sun when the weather is nice.

Right next to the vacation home is a sauna, which is accessible to all guests of the vacation farm. The wide beach at St. Peter-Ordings is particularly well-suited for day trips and can be reached by car in less than 30 minutes. The cozy farm cafés nearby are also always worth a visit. At Café Koog, you can enjoy homemade cake in a beach chair while your children play on the lovingly designed playground.