About this dream house
Property Description
The typical thatched-roof house with gables and dormers was built in 1900 and lovingly modernized in 2024. With a generous living space of approx. 130 m², this beautiful detached house offers plenty of space to feel at home. The rooms are brightly decorated and are divided on the first floor into an entrance hall, three rooms, a hallway, a storage room and a utility room with a new gas central heating system (2022). There is also a guest WC with shower, a spacious bathroom with underfloor heating and bathtub as well as an open kitchen with dining area and access to the terrace. Comfortable living area with a wood-burning stove for cozy hours.
The south-facing plot covers an area of 1,300 m² and the lovingly landscaped garden with mature trees promises relaxation and comfort at the same time. Here you can enjoy the Frisian culture and nature to the full. On the property there is a garden building for bicycles, a beach chair and garden furniture, as well as 3 parking spaces and a carport.
Furnishing
The wooden floorboards, Dutch terracotta tiles, exceptionally high ceilings (2.70 m), white wooden ceilings with exposed beams, white doors, mullioned windows and the thatched roof in mint condition lend the house its special charm. From the living/dining area, you have direct access to the spacious south/west-facing terrace, which invites you to linger. From the hallway, you can access the garden area through the patio door. The convertible attic offers additional space for individual design and is already prepared for a conversion. The fiber optic connection (broadband) for fast internet is located directly at the property.
Other
A beautifully finished thatched-roof house, without the stress of conversion and modernization and without cost risk, simply move in and feel good.
Location
Location description
This beautiful thatched-roof house is situated in a sought-after and quiet location just off Sylt and Denmark in the Frisian village of Risum-Lindholm, the village that has it all, idyllically situated in the heart of North Frisia, not far from the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Risum-Lindholm has around 4,000 inhabitants, two schools, the primary and secondary school in the Lindholm district and the Danish-Frisian school in the Risum district. The municipality has several sports fields, a sports hall (Friesenhalle), a tennis club with tennis courts, two riding halls with various riding arenas and many children's playgrounds. All everyday amenities such as a bakery, butcher, supermarkets (Aldi, Netto), post office and drinks market, restaurants and cafés are just a few minutes away.
In Niebüll there are all the things of daily life (schools, kindergartens, grammar school, doctors, clinic, pharmacies, physio, massage practices, Aldi, Lidl, Edeka, Rewe, Penny, retail stores, weekly market). From the house you can reach all facilities as well as the city center with retail stores, banks, cinema, cafes, three museums, sports and leisure facilities, tennis, riding halls, Nordic walking, Legerader forest, Marschenpark, Malmesbury Park, city park, shopping markets, train station, etc. in about 5 minutes by car or comfortably by bike in about 10 minutes. From Niebüll train station it is only 20 minutes by train to the island of Sylt (Morsum).
Nearby is the Langenberger Forst recreation area with cycling, riding and hiking trails. The unique nature and the marked hiking trails in the approx. 1,000-hectare Langenberger Forst invite you to enjoy sporting activities and relaxing walks.
Golf enthusiasts will find an exemplary 18-hole golf course a short distance away in scenic surroundings on the edge of the Langenberg Forest. Other golf courses on the mainland are located in Husum, Flensburg and in Denmark, relatively close to the border.
Hardly any other region in Germany is as characterized by the fascinating interplay of clouds, waves and wind as North Friesland. This is one of the reasons why the district is one of the most popular vacation regions in Germany. Whether on the sophisticated island of Sylt, popular with German and international celebrities, on the more unspoilt neighboring islands of Föhr, Amrum and Pellworm or on the tranquil Halligen islands - you can spend a dream vacation in North Friesland in many places, and not just in the warm summer months.
The high recreational value of the region is also due to its extremely convenient location to the North Sea coast, the islands and Halligen in the North Frisian Wadden Sea National Park and Denmark. Flensburg, the maritime city, awaits you. A view over the Flensburg Fjord is simply fantastic. Flensburg is a wonderful place to store and stroll or sit down in one of the many street cafés or restaurants by the water.
The nearby Danish towns of Tønder on the west coast, Sonderburg on the east coast and the island of Rømø with one of the longest sandy beaches in Europe are also well worth a visit. But even the city of Hamburg can be reached at any time of day thanks to excellent rail connections. Experience the advantages of living in one of Germany's most beautiful regions. The landscape that the great German expressionist Emil Nolde preserved like no other in his artistic work with its roughness, loveliness and colorfulness. There is also a large cultural program and concerts in the Charlottenhof in Klanxbüll.
