Casa diminuta autosuficiente en las marismas salinas de Eiderstedt

Your self-sufficient retreat for two is located in the middle of the Eiderstedt salt marshes, surrounded by birdsong and sweeping views of the North Sea landscape. The 33 m² tiny house combines thoughtful space planning with sustainable living comfort – and offers you complete independence thanks to photovoltaics and a water-bearing fireplace.



Inside, you will find a solid wood kitchen with oak countertops, a gas stove, dishwasher, and washing machine. The bathroom has a spacious rain shower. The sheep's wool insulation and larch facade ensure cozy warmth and low-energy house standards – without compromising on comfort or style.



Outside, your 18 m² south-facing balcony invites you to sunbathe. The lawn, fireplace, and gas grill make the spacious garden your private retreat. Here you can enjoy distant views and tranquility in the middle of the bird sanctuary – with roosters crowing as your morning wake-up call.



St. Peter-Ording with its miles of sandy beach is only a few kilometers away, as is the Westerhever lighthouse. The Dünentherme spa, quaint stilt houses on the beach, and the Multimar Wattforum offer plenty of variety. In Garding (4 km), you will find everything you need for your daily needs – dunes, mudflats, and the North Sea right on your doorstep.