Longing for the sea? Here you'll find your island paradise!

"Don't dream your life – live your dream" (Tommaso Campanella, 1568 - 1639)

This charming house, built in the Frisian style, is located in the heart of the island village of Wrixum and is looking for a new owner to restore it to its true purpose: as the perfect retreat for nature lovers and a (second) home for individuals.

This property is also ideal for implementing a holiday apartment concept, as the zoning plan (building permit classification B-Plan No. 3 a of the municipality of Wrixum in its current version) allows for commercial use!

Here, relaxation is the priority! The island of Föhr (with just under 8,500 inhabitants) is one of the North Frisian Islands and belongs to the district of North Frisia in Schleswig-Holstein. It is the largest and most populous German island without road or rail connections to the mainland. As the "little sister" of Sylt, Föhr benefits from its location, sheltered from the wind by Amrum and Sylt: Relatively protected from the stormy influences of the North Sea, it boasts an unspoiled flora and pristine nature. When strolling through the numerous small streets of the island's center, Wyk, you'll notice the well-preserved houses in a typical Frisian style. The immediate surroundings of the island village of Wrixum offer all the amenities you could need for daily life. The approximately 15 km long, white sandy beach is just a 5-minute drive or a 30-minute walk away. The North Sea climate, with its salty, low-pollution, and low-pollen air, has a particularly positive effect on the respiratory system. The island of Föhr is not only popular with allergy and asthma sufferers, but also offers an attractive range of pulmonary rehabilitation programs as a state-recognized North Sea spa. However, sports enthusiasts, especially cyclists, hikers, and those who enjoy the small, white plastic ball, will also find plenty to enjoy on this small but charming island:

Just a 5-minute drive away is the 100-year-old golf course of the Golf Club Föhr e.V. The 27-hole course, with its links-style layout, is nestled among dunes, gorse bushes, heathland, and beach grass. As a classic coastal course with natural obstacles, ponds, and sandy areas, it guarantees a fun and enjoyable experience. Furthermore, the island of Föhr is renowned far beyond its borders for its diverse range of events in the fields of art and culture. Throughout the year, a varied musical program is presented, ranging from rock and pop to jazz and classical church music. In particular, the Museum Kunst der Westküste (Museum of Art of the West Coast) offers changing special exhibitions on the themes of the sea and the coast. The museum's collection includes works by significant artists such as Max Liebermann, Edvard Munch, and Emil Nolde.