Surrounded by dunes, sea, and unspoiled nature, the house sits like a still life on a lake. The unique coastal light lends the place a special atmosphere at every time of day. Even in the morning, you can watch birds from the windows and let the tranquility of the landscape wash over you.

Agger Farmhouse comprises two houses: the Hayloft and the Main House. The Hayloft boasts a high ceiling, abundant natural light, and expansive views, while the spacious Main House offers ample room for both communal gatherings and private retreats. The original farmhouse (Main House) dates back to 1802 and underwent extensive renovations in 2020. The former barn (Hayloft) was added in 2021. Both units can be booked separately or together.

Host Gregor was on holiday with his family in the small, old fishing village of Agger when they discovered the thatched-roof house. It's almost as old as the village itself and has significantly shaped its history. The house is located just 200 meters from the sea, on the shores of a lake. Above all, Gregor's love for the dunes, the North Sea, and the friendly, down-to-earth locals influenced his decision to buy the house and open it to guests.

The furnishings are high-quality and meticulously designed: colors, furniture, and renovations have been carefully selected to create a warm, inviting, and harmonious atmosphere. Vintage elements add a personal touch. The modern kitchens are perfect for cooking together and spending time together – when you're not outside enjoying the changing light, the ever-changing weather, and the fresh sea air.