Appartement "hummergrund Muschel" in St. Peter-ording für 4 Personen

Upper-floor vacation apartment, hand-carved rustic furnishings, approx. 52 square meters, sleeps 4, dogs allowed upon request, Wi-Fi

Living/dining room with a view of the forest, a 2-person sofa bed (160 x 200 cm) and an armchair, large dining table, 2 alcove beds (90 x 190 cm and 90 x 200 cm), and a 50-inch satellite TV.

Kitchen with a dishwasher for 4 people, 2-burner stove, electric kettle, and coffee maker

Bedroom with 2 alcove beds (corner configuration, 90 x 200 cm) and a dresser

Interior hallway with a closet

Bathroom with a bathtub.

Garden with patio furniture and seating by the stream

The house has its own parking spaces.

The "Haus Meeresluft" is located in the Böhl district at the end of a very quiet cul-de-sac on a natural, unspoiled property.

Here you can observe storks, migratory birds, gray herons, sparrowhawks, and other garden birds. Sometimes deer also make an appearance.

At Easter, thousands of daffodils bloom all around the house.

The house features 3 apartments, each lovingly furnished and accommodating 4 people. The ground-floor apartment is additionally equipped with a fireplace. Dogs are welcome in all 3 vacation apartments upon request.

The vacation rental is located in the quiet Böhl neighborhood. The Böhl beach access point is a 5-minute bike ride away. The lighthouse on the dike is a 10-minute walk away. The Dorf and Bad neighborhoods, with their lively atmosphere, are just a short walk away.

There’s a bakery and a restaurant nearby.

The nearest bus stop is within walking distance (about 400 m). You can reach all areas of St. Peter-Ording by local bus. Tip: The bus goes all the way to Böhl Beach and is free for guests (with a spa card).

Just leave your car behind and enjoy your vacation.

The North Sea spa town of St. Peter-Ording is known for its seemingly endless sandy beach, 12 km long and up to 2 km wide in some places. Thanks to this vast expanse, everyone can find the relaxation they’re looking for here.

If the weather happens to be less than ideal, a visit to the Dünentherme is well worth it. The water park is located right at the beach entrance in the Bad district and, in addition to a wave pool, features a children’s pool, a whirlpool, an outdoor pool, a slide, and a large sauna area with a view of the sea. Right next to the Dünentherme is the large wellness area, offering numerous treatments for spa guests and visitors alike.