Vacation apartment/apartment for 2 guests with 60m² in Nieblum (295223)

Haus Betty, built in 1848, is a stately Föhr captain’s house, originally divided into a living area and a barn.
The house was named after its former owner, Betty, who owned it starting in 1941 and was already renting it out at that time. It is surrounded by old trees and a sheltered garden with mature boxwood. The house, which is still family-run, contains two vacation apartments: Sönnes Stuuv and Bettys Stuuv.

The smaller Sönnes Stuuv, at 60 square meters, is accessed through the house’s old main entrance. The spacious entryway leads into the living room, which is furnished with comfortable seating. In the fully equipped kitchen, the kitchen table is perfect for leisurely meals, reading the newspaper, or long conversations. The bedroom features a large, extremely comfortable bed and plenty of storage space. Adjacent to it is the spacious, modern bathroom, from which a line of sight extends through the entire apartment and, through the window, hundreds of meters down the avenue in front of the house. Also worth noting here is the stylish furnishings, as well as paintings by the Nieblum artist Fritz Chors ( (1884 - 1962). A seating area in front of the house also invites you to linger.