Apartment,sauna,fireplace,Wi-Fi,North Sea up to 5 people

The friendly 85 m² apartment is located on the upper floor in 25764 Wesselburen and is equipped for 1 - 5 people. Free Wi-Fi available. Combined living and dining room with tile fireplace stove (wood is incl.), dining table with 6 chairs, a cozy corner set, living room closet and 107 cm satellite TV. Fully equipped kitchen with microwave, dishwasher,kettle, coffee maker and dishes for everyday needs. Sauna and pool in garden. The space The friendly 85 m² apartment is located on the upper floor in 25764 Wesselburen and is equipped for 1 - 5 people. Free Wi-Fi available. Combined living and dining room with tile fireplace stove (wood is incl.), dining table with 6 chairs, a cozy corner set, living room closet and 107 cm satellite TV. Fully equipped kitchen with microwave, dishwasher,kettle, coffee maker and dishes for everyday needs. The bathroom is equipped with a shower, a corner bath and toilet. 2 bedrooms, each with a 1.80 m x 2.00 m double bed, 1 small bedroom is equipped with a 0.90 m x 2.00 m bed. Towels and linens are provided. Baby bed and high chair as well as car parking space are available. In the lovingly landscaped garden there is a garden block house, equipped with satellite TV, fridge, sitting area and sauna. A garden pond with stream was created directly at the terrace. In summer you can cool off in the pool with 3.60 m diameter. Barbecue and fireplace are provided. The North Sea, as well as the free natural swimming beach, is about 6 km away. The North Sea spa Büsum about 9 km and the great beach of St.Peter-Ording about 25 km away. The train station in Wesselburen is about 500 m away, shops and bakeries are only 200 m away, 3 restaurants about 500 m, heated outdoor pool 800 m, indoor playground 800 m, Western riding 600m. We ask for your understanding,but in the interest of our guests our apartments are non-smoking apartments.(Smoking is allowed in the garden hut) To enable allergy sufferers to have a relaxing holiday in the apartment, pets must stay at home. Best regards from the North Sea Sascha Wiekhorst