House for sale • 155 m² without real estate, Schleswig-Holstein

Located in an exceptionally unobstructed location in the Böhl district of St. Peter-Ording, directly opposite the North Sea Golf Club and only a few minutes from the dike, salt marshes, and the beach, this charming thatched property is set.

The ensemble consists of a traditional thatched roof house, a former barn with a spacious open area and gallery, as well as a separate long stable/atelier building. Together, the different sections form an estate that has evolved over many decades, characterized by a distinctive atmosphere and versatile usage possibilities.

The focus is not on modern perfection, but on the charm of a house with a history, substance, and a rare quality of location. The current owners used the property as a family retreat for many years and have carefully developed it further. One of the owners is an architect who has implemented various renovations and extensions with great sensitivity to the character of the house.

Particularly notable is the former barn, which was converted into a generous space with high ceilings and a gallery, lending the ensemble an unmistakable character. Although the thatched roof house and the barn are connected, they can also be experienced and utilized independently. The property is further enhanced by a separate long stable/atelier area offering additional usable space.

The unique structure of the ensemble creates a rare balance between communal living and private retreat. For many years, the estate has been used by the owners, their family, and friendly families in various configurations. The layout of the individual building parts allows for communal living as well as for quiet and privacy.

Surrounding the buildings, several garden, terrace, and seating areas have been developed—from the bordered garden at the thatched roof house, through the open spaces in front of the barn, to quiet retreats by the long stable. In front of the former barn lies a generous paved square with a beach chair, seating areas, and views of the surrounding landscape.

The roof terrace of the former barn offers expansive views over the fields and invites you, especially in the evening hours, to experience the changing light moods and sunsets of the landscape.

Unlike many properties in the more densely built-up areas of St. Peter-Dorf or St. Peter-Bad, this estate combines proximity to the beach and local infrastructure with an exceptional degree of privacy, openness, and scenic spaciousness.

The property is situated in an exceptionally unconfined location in the Böhl district of St. Peter-Ording—directly opposite the North Sea Golf Club and only a few minutes from the dike, salt marshes, and the beach.

The surrounding area is defined by expansive fields, salt marshes, and the open landscape of Eiderstedt. Unlike in the more densely constructed areas of St. Peter-Dorf or St. Peter-Bad, the location provides an uncommon sense of calm, openness, and privacy. The nearest neighboring buildings are at a considerable distance; around the property, nature, the sky, and unimpeded vistas prevail.

The North Sea Golf Club St. Peter-Ording is situated practically directly opposite the property. The traditional links course is one of the exceptional golf courses along Germany’s North Sea coast, partly running immediately alongside the dune and dike landscape.

Via the salt marshes, you can reach the dike and the expansive beach almost on foot. The famous Böhler Beach, with its stilt houses, beach restaurants, and water sports facilities, is located nearby. In addition, seaside dining options are quickly accessible.

The town center of St. Peter-Dorf—with its restaurants, cafés, and shopping opportunities—is reachable within a few minutes; likewise, St. Peter-Bad with its dune spa, promenade, and the renowned pier.

For families and children, the surroundings offer numerous leisure opportunities. Along the promenade and the dike, there are various play and sports facilities, playgrounds, as well as the “Spielhus” which serves as an all-weather meeting point for children and families.

Furthermore, the area offers countless opportunities for cycling tours, water sports, long walks, and nature experiences. The West Coast Park, featuring the Robbarium, is also in the vicinity.

In this way, the location uniquely combines nature, tranquility, and spaciousness with excellent accessibility to the various districts and leisure offerings of St. Peter-Ording.

The traditional thatched roof house forms the atmospheric centerpiece of the ensemble and is fully furnished. Its décor marries North Frisian character with a livability that has developed over many years.

The house features an entrance area that leads into the living space, a dining area adjacent to the kitchen with views of the greenery, one bedroom, a children's room, as well as an elongated hallway connecting the rooms.

The fitted kitchen is functionally equipped; additionally, the house includes a washing machine and various other everyday household items. The bathroom features a bathtub.

Large windows create a variety of views into the surrounding garden and green areas of the property. Directly in front of the thatched roof house, bordered seating and dining areas in the garden provide a sheltered retreat, especially during the summer months.

Overall, the thatched roof house exudes a calm, mature, and authentic residential atmosphere with a close connection to the surrounding landscape and outdoor areas of the ensemble.

Over the years, the former barn has been developed into a spacious and atmospheric living and relaxation area with a distinctive architectural character. At its heart is a high, open space with a gallery that imparts an exceptional sense of spaciousness and openness to the building.

The central living area combines dining, cooking, and living in an open-plan concept. It features, among other things, a large dining table, an open kitchen, a fireplace stove, farmhouse cabinets, as well as several seating and lounge areas. A piano is also part of the room’s equipment, underscoring the barn’s homely and creative character.

The surrounding gallery is accessible via a steel-wood structure with an open staircase and offers visual connections to the main room below. On the gallery, there are work and relaxation areas with large tables, shelves, and quiet nooks, as well as a cozy TV area by the floor-to-ceiling windows leading to the roof terrace.

Also located on the gallery is the sleeping area featuring a large double bed. This area is complemented by a small separate WC. From the gallery, one can directly access the spacious roof terrace with wide views over the surrounding fields and the open landscape. The terrace provides ample space for communal dining and outdoor living and has been intensively used in the evening hours for many years.

In the lower section of the barn, there is an additional separate sleeping area along with a shower room. This section also provides the connection to the thatched roof house.

Besides the main room, there are several ancillary rooms as well as a workshop area that has been used over many years for craftwork and the upkeep of the property.

The barn is functionally equipped and includes, among other things, open kitchen areas, a dishwasher, a washing machine, and other furnishings and everyday items. Overall, this part of the building conveys a unique mix of spaciousness, livability, and a creative atmosphere.

The separate long stable/atelier area complements the ensemble with an independent and versatile building component characterized by an open spatial concept and a distinct atmosphere. Owing to its independence within the ensemble, the long stable/atelier area is particularly well suited for creative use, a home office, accommodating guests, quiet working phases, or individual retreats within the collective property.