Living in an old pastorate: stylish holiday home on Eiderstedt

Not far from the North Sea coast, surrounded by green expanses, is the picturesque village of Tetenbüll. Here on the Eiderstedt peninsula, between the endless sandy beach of St. Peter-Ording, the pretty harbor town of Tönning and the UNESCO cultural heritage site of Friedrichstadt, a stylish retreat has emerged from a former pastorate.

Built in 1780, the house houses a total of three apartments. Your temporary home is like a small house of its own in the house and offers space for up to 15 people. Decorated in white with old wooden floorboards and ceilings, you will be immersed in a world of country idyll and minimalist elegance. The furnishings with designer furniture, industrial-style elements and selected unique pieces create a unique atmosphere, as does the ceiling with wooden beams.

On two floors, connected by a beautifully refurbished staircase, there are

four rooms with double beds and a family room with a double bed, bunk bed and shclaf couch, as well as a room with a bunk bed, where both small and large guests can be comfortable.

Three bathrooms, all laid with Moroccan cement tiles, offer a total of three toilets, three showers and a bathtub. The highlight? Your own sauna. For spending time with your loved ones you will find enough space in the large bright kitchen and living area.

In the outdoor area, a park-like garden with pond, you will find a true paradise. Catch the sun's rays, read a good book under the old trees or explore the area around Tetenbüll on foot or by bike.

Important note: We love thatched roof vacation homes - when dealing with fire and electricity we ask guests to take care that the thatched roof is not exposed to any fire risk. You will receive more detailed instructions from your host.