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Historic Frisian Farmhouse in Keitum – A Piece of Sylt’s History with Great Potential
In the heart of Keitum, the most traditional village on the island of Sylt, stands this historic Frisian farmhouse dating back to 1770. The house tells a story spanning over two and a half centuries and represents the island’s characteristic building culture: a thatched roof, solid walls, and a prime location within the village setting. The property is in need of renovation and offers future owners the rare opportunity to breathe new life into a heritage-worthy building according to their own vision and in coordination with monument preservation authorities. The building’s substance radiates incomparable charm—the traditional architecture with low ceilings, old beams, and historic floor plans largely is preserved.
Highlights

Built around 1770 – one of the oldest Frisian farmhouses in Keitum
Characteristic thatched roof and historic construction
In need of renovation – comprehensive modernization required
Charming, central location in Keitum, within walking distance of cafés, galleries, and the Wadden Sea
Historic authenticity with great design potential

Location
Keitum is considered the “green heart” of Sylt—characterized by old captain’s houses, lovingly maintained gardens, and a unique blend of tradition and modernity. The quiet location combines village charm with proximity to the Wadden Sea, which is just a few minutes’ walk away.
Conclusion
With this Frisian farmhouse, you are acquiring not just a property but a piece of Sylt’s history. The property is ideal for buyers who appreciate the special character of historic homes and enjoy the challenge of carefully restoring a monument and leading it into the future.
According to GEG §79 (4), listed buildings are explicitly exempt from the energy certificate requirement.