Summary:
The smaller of the two Hyggehus apartments: 65 m² on the upper floor of a thatched-roof farmhouse in the Danish marshland, with its own fenced outdoor area — ideal for guests travelling with a dog.
→ Private fenced garden right by the apartment
→ Dogs expressly welcome, full equipment provided on site
→ One bedroom plus a large combined living, dining and sleeping room
→ Balcony overlooking the meadows
→ Shared conservatory with a coffee corner
The Space:
A separate bedroom and a generous combined room that brings together living, dining, cooking and sleeping. Wooden ceilings, light floorboards, sloping ceilings.
The combined room has a dining table with wicker chairs, a sleeping area and the balcony door. The bathroom is modern in style — wall-hung WC, countertop basin on a wooden vanity, illuminated mirror, walk-in shower with a handheld showerhead.
About the kitchen: the apartment has a kitchenette for the essentials, with crockery, cutlery, glassware, a toaster and a coffee machine. Cooking is done in the shared kitchen on the ground floor, where the hob, pots, pans and microwave are located.
Bed linen, towels and tea towels are provided.
The difference from the neighbouring apartment Marschblick: there is no sauna here, but you get your own fenced outdoor area instead.
Guest Access:
The apartment is exclusively yours. It is on the upper floor and reached via an external staircase. It is therefore not step-free.
Check-in is self-service via a key box at the bottom of the stairs. We will send you the code and all details in good time before your arrival.
The fenced outdoor area belongs to this apartment — your dog can run free there.
Together with the neighbouring apartment you share the conservatory on the ground floor: the shared kitchen, coffee corner and drinks fridge. It is locked at 10 p.m. The owners' private area is not part of the accommodation.
The Neighborhood:
The house stands alone in the marshland near Højer, close to the German-Danish border. Meadows, dikes and open space all around — the nearest neighbours are far enough away that quiet comes as a matter of course.
The UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea, Tønder and the North Sea coast are all within reach. Flood-protection watercourses run around the house — please take care, especially after dark.
A large lawn with an old oak tree and a seating area belongs to the house.
