Wadden Sea farmhouse · Denmark

Villa Amada

A red-brick farmhouse at the edge of the Danish Wadden Sea — made for slow mornings, wide skies, books, music, and guests who come back.

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The red-brick farmhouse Villa Amada with a tiled roof, set in green marshland under a clear blue sky.

160 m²Interior
8Guests
2Bathrooms
300 mTo the sea

Not a typical rental, but a farmhouse in quiet symbiosis with the sea.

Villa Amada sits where the marsh meets the Wadden Sea — a UNESCO World Heritage landscape that shifts with every tide, every season, every hour of light. Open marshes at the door, the water 300 metres away, the view reaching Rømø and Sylt.

The House

Red brick, warm rooms, and a long table

Villa Amada is a 160 m² farmhouse built in the regional red brick of South Jutland. Inside, the rooms are calm and full of character — exposed beams overhead, painted floorboards underfoot, and two wood-burning stoves for the long Danish evenings.

A vaulted living room sits under the roof. Downstairs, a long dining table waits for slow breakfasts and late dinners. Windows frame the open marsh, and on clear days the view carries all the way to Rømø and Sylt.

The house is curated rather than decorated — shelves of books in several languages, records and music, and pieces gathered over time. It is made to be lived in.

The dining room, with a long wooden table, green chairs and a wood-burning stove.

The vaulted upstairs living room with whitewashed roof beams, grey sofas and a dormer window. — The vaulted living room, upstairs.

A wood-burning stove beside an exposed brick chimney and painted roof beams. — One of two wood-burning stoves.

Stay

Everything for an easy, unhurried stay

Room for six to sleep comfortably, eight in total — with the practical things already taken care of, and no surprise charges.

Sleeps

Comfortable for up to 6 adults, and up to 8 guests in total across four sleeping areas.

Bathrooms

Two full bathrooms, one with a bathtub.

Kitchen

A fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, ready for proper cooking.

Included

Fresh linen, towels, electricity, water and heating — all included, with no surprises.

Comfort

Hypoallergenic bedding throughout. Baby cots and high chairs available on request.

Warmth & laundry

Two wood-burning stoves, and a washing machine for longer stays.

Bicycles

Two bicycles included, with covered storage. A short waiver is signed before first use.

Good company

Books in several languages, board games, and a garden to sit in.

Sleeping arrangements

Four ways to rest

Upstairs · 180 × 200 cm

Main bedroom

Under the eaves, with a generous double bed and morning light across the floor.

Ground floor · 160 × 200 cm

Ground-floor bedroom

A calm double room with the marsh just beyond the window.

Bunk beds · 2 × 70 × 190 cm

Children's room

Bunk beds for younger guests, in their own quiet room.

Two day-beds · 80 × 200 cm

Flex room

Two day-beds for extra guests, reading, or an afternoon nap.

The Region

The Wadden Sea, at the door

The Wadden Sea is the largest unbroken system of tidal flats on earth, and a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. From Villa Amada it is a 300-metre walk to open water and wide, changing skies.

It rewards slow attention. The tide remakes the coast twice a day, and the light is never quite the same from one hour to the next.

Rømø & Sylt Wide North Sea beaches and island views within easy reach.
Sort Sol Spring and autumn evenings when starlings darken the sky in their thousands.
Seals Colonies hauled out on the sandbanks along the coast.
Oysters Wild oyster safaris on the tidal flats, from October to April.

Aerial view of the marsh and fields meeting the Wadden Sea, with scattered farmhouses along a country road. — The marsh meeting the sea, a short walk from the house.

Gallery

A closer look

The garden side of the farmhouse, with a black conservatory, mown lawn and an apple tree. — The garden, with the old apple tree.

A bright dining area with sheepskin benches and large windows onto the marsh.

The kitchen with white cabinets, a farmhouse sink and a window over the counter. — Mornings in the kitchen.

A deep marsh-green wall with a day-bed, a low table and dried flowers. — Marsh green, by the day-bed.

The downstairs living room with a large sofa, hanging chair and white beams.

The entrance hall with a painted yellow staircase and a wall of exposed red brick. — The entrance, with its exposed brick wall.

The lawn and orchard beside the house, with open fields stretching to the horizon.

A bathroom with a wooden vanity, vessel sink and a tiled bathtub. — One of two bathrooms, with a tub.

The children's room with white bunk beds and soft two-tone walls.

Painted roof beams meeting an exposed brick chimney above a wood-burning stove. — Beams and brick, under the roof.

The main bedroom with a double bed, a framed map and a painted yellow floor.

The ground-floor bedroom in soft neutrals, with the marsh visible through the window.

Location

How to find it

Villa Amada is in the Danish Wadden Sea National Park, in the marshland of South Jutland. The sea is about 300 metres away, with Rømø within easy reach by car.

A car is recommended — it is the best way to reach the beaches, the island crossings and the nearby towns. The exact address and directions are shared with guests after booking.

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At a glance

Setting: Wadden Sea National Park, South Jutland, Denmark
The sea: Approx. 300 m from the house
Nearby: Rømø, views to Sylt, and the town of Tønder
Getting here: Car recommended
Parking: Two private spaces in Tønder — useful during the Tønder Festival

Stay with us

Stay at Villa Amada

For guests who want to know the region, not just visit it. Dates and availability are on Airbnb — or write to Nina directly.

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Nina Korthout, Host info@stayamada.com +45 26 81 08 54