Close to the beach and very quiet - make your dream home come true on the North Sea island of Föhr. This pearl in the sought-after Wyker Südstrand district is in very good condition on around 710 square meters of land. This property also impresses with its very low energy consumption.Around 110 square meters of living space offer the new owners an ideal, well-maintained family home barely 250 meters from the beach.The centerpiece is the large, bright living room with a fireplace and the dining area with an open fitted kitchen.From the living area you can access the terrace and the pretty south-facing garden, which has been landscaped and maintained with a lot of passion.Two beautiful bedrooms, a utility room, a bright bath and shower room, the hallway and the guest toilet round off the perfect room layout.In the partial basement there is also a heating or house connection room and a large storage room.The walk-in attic offers further storage space.A carport, a parking space and a wooden garden house complete this offer.The property was gutted and completely renovated in 2007. The service and sewage pipes and the electrics were replaced. The building was insulated and fitted with a pellet heating system. In 2017, it was converted into an energy-efficient house (110 percent) with photovoltaics, blown-in insulation and new windows.The handover of this property, which has so far been used exclusively for private purposes, will take place by arrangement.The popular Wyker south beach (barely 250 meters) as well as a small supermarket, a bakery, a butcher and various cafes and restaurants are within walking distance.The attractive pedestrian zone with the Sandwall promenade with numerous shops, cafes and restaurants is about one and a half kilometers away; as is the commercial area with further shopping opportunities and the ferry port. A stop for the bus line connecting all of Föhr's communities is also within walking distance.In the capital Wyk you will also find the cinema and the wave pool as well as the sports airfield.There are 16 villages on Föhr that have largely retained their typical Frisian character with their thatched Frisian houses and farms, which cannot be found in such numbers on any other island.With 82 square kilometers and around 8,600 inhabitants, Föhr is the largest island in the North Frisian Wadden Sea World Heritage Site. Locals and island guests alike appreciate the Frisian originality and the pleasantly quiet charm of the island, which quickly captivates visitors. The North Sea, the beach, the marsh and the heathland landscapes in the extremely healthy, stimulating climate offer peace and relaxation, but also numerous opportunities to be active. Mudflat walks, water sports, cycling tours, swimming and various classic sports such as golf - the GC Föhr offers one of the most beautiful courses in Germany -, tennis, football, beach volleyball, mini golf and much more are offered. An extensive cultural event program rounds off the offer.The main source of income on the island is tourism. There are around 4,000 holiday apartments and houses as well as various guest houses and hotels, restaurants and cafés.