Light-filled rooms, gray-washed designer flooring, rough-plastered walls, dark wooden beams on the ceilings, and colorful furniture and accessories bring the vacation vibe of a Mediterranean island to Sylt.
The apartment feels like a small villa and spans two floors: Downstairs is the bright living and dining area with an open-concept kitchenette that is equipped with high-quality appliances. The modern wooden furniture, combined with colorful accessories, gives the apartment a very special charm. The highlight is the cozy terrace (west-facing), which is perfect for breakfast or a sundowner. The lower floor also features a lovely bathroom with mosaic-style tiles and a walk-in shower.
One flight of stairs up leads to the two bedrooms. One of them features a modern box-spring bed (with ample storage space in the bed frame), and the other has a cozy alcove bed (also suitable for “smaller adults”), which is accessible via a ladder. Both bedrooms share the fantastic view from the window, which in the smaller room even extends all the way to the Munkmarsch Bridge on the Wadden Sea.
And whether it’s Sylt or Mykonos—in the Inselkind 2 apartment, you can collect plenty of “jam-jar moments.”
There’s a parking space right in front of the house, and a bus stop is also very close by.
Apartment Inselkind 2 is located in Munkmarsch, near the East Beach and the mudflat hiking trail between Keitum and Kampen. The smallest village in the municipality of Sylt is characterized by cozy, Frisian-style houses and invites you to take long walks along the mudflats. The town’s marina is always worth a visit, and the quaint captain’s village of Keitum is just a five-minute drive or a short walk along the mudflat trail away.