Stylish living under thatched roofs: Chic maisonette with a south-facing terrace in St. Peter-Ording

INTERIOR
This maisonette apartment combines the charm of traditional thatched-roof architecture with a contemporary, clean-lined living concept. The characteristic roof with its curved dormers and the whitewashed facade create an atmospheric setting for an interior that has been carefully modernized and furnished with high-quality materials.

The ground floor opens up to a light-filled living area with an open floor plan. Oiled wooden floorboards, a striking dark green staircase, and large lattice windows overlooking the garden characterize the ambience. The kitchen, finished in matte sage green, blends harmoniously into the ensemble with its wooden countertop and high-quality appliances from Siemens and AEG. This level is complemented by a separate guest bedroom and a guest toilet with a Duravit sink, Grohe faucets, and a Geberit toilet.

The private retreat on the upper floor impresses with a spacious bedroom under exposed beams, custom-made built-in wardrobes, and a view of the greenery. The en-suite shower room is equipped with a Duravit sink, a Geberit toilet, a Grohe shower faucet, a Duravit shower tray with a glass door, and the characteristic arched window in the dormer.

The south-facing terrace extends the living space outdoors. Garden furniture by Kai Wichmann invites you to enjoy the sun from morning to evening. Direct access to the communal garden with its natural surroundings completes the picture.

The location between the Bad and Dorf districts combines tranquility and proximity to nature with walking distance to the beach, dunes, and all the amenities of this popular North Sea resort. This home combines the atmosphere of Nordic thatched-roof architecture with the lightness of a sophisticated modern design and is ideal for those who want to combine proximity to nature with comfortable living.

EXTERIOR
The house features classic thatched-roof architecture with a clean, timeless appeal. The low-slung roof with its softly curved dormers lends the façade a sculptural effect and harmoniously frames the white lattice windows. The white-washed brickwork creates a bright, welcoming contrast to the natural thatch, emphasizing the house's maritime character.

Slender ribbon windows on the ground floor create an elegant horizontality and bring plenty of light into the interior. On the garden side, the house opens with a generous French door to the private south-facing terrace and the communal garden. Natural stone edging strips, gravel areas, and a discreetly landscaped front garden with flowering shrubs and mature trees blend harmoniously into the established surroundings and emphasize the tranquil, nature-loving location.

LOCATION
Between the districts of Bad and Dorf, Westmarken unfolds into a tranquil, green setting that is yet close to the life of this North Sea resort. The kilometer-long beach with its iconic stilt houses is just a few minutes away, as are the small shops and restaurants that enrich everyday life. Just a short walk away are the organic food store Naturkost Eiderstedt and EDEKA Johst, while Hedwig's Restaurant and the charming café Kleines Friesen-Törtchen offer culinary diversity right on the doorstep. For a sundowner, many are drawn to the pier, where GOSCH combines a sea view with North Frisian casualness.

The town is also well-connected in terms of infrastructure: Ording train station is just under fifteen minutes away on foot, and the Hanseatic city of Hamburg can be reached by car in about an hour and 45 minutes. Thus, Westmarken combines the character of a nature-loving retreat with proximity to urban centers, a balance that makes St. Peter-Ording so special.