A piece of Eiderstedt history – Haubarg with thatched roof, warft location and unmistakable character – Foto 1

A piece of Eiderstedt history – Haubarg with thatched roof, warft location and unmistakable character

Published on 07/06/2026 · Last checked on 11/08/2026

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25832 Tönning
Schleswig-Holstein
1.100.000 €
Selling Price
273 m²
Living Area
10
Rooms
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Information

TypeFarmhouse
Living Area ca.273 m²
Rooms10
KitchenBalcony

Property Area6675 m²
Bedrooms7
Bathrooms2

Selling Price & Extra Costs

Selling Price1.100.000 €
Price per m²4,029.30 €/m²
Courtage3,57% (3,57% inkl. gestzl. MwSt)

About this dream house

Property Description

This extraordinary Haubarg Hochbohm in the Tönning region is a true collector's property with rarity value. According to available documents, the timber for the supporting square frame was already cut in 1588, and the construction year of the Haubarg is dated to around 1600. Originally built as a 6-post Haubarg, the building was later expanded into an 8-post Haubarg. The historic warft location, the thatched full hipped roof, the red brickwork and the impressive presence of the house make this property a special testament to Eiderstedt building culture.

With approx. 273 m² of living space, the Haubarg offers an exceptional amount of room with four living rooms on the ground floor, four additional living and sleeping rooms in the attic, a separate 1-room apartment with kitchenette and shower room, a large utility room, guest WC and a drying room for firewood. In the utility section, everything is already prepared for another small residential unit; particularly appealing is the approx. 235 m² open stable, which in part extends up to the roof ridge. This could be developed into attractive possible uses.

Between 2011 and 2018, the property was extensively restored with great expertise and respect for the historic substance. The German Foundation for Monument Protection supported these measures. Inside, the Haubarg impresses with high-quality materials such as historic Öland tiles, sandstone tiles, oak floorboards, a custom-built carpenter's kitchen, historic doors, wooden beam ceilings and linseed oil-treated surfaces. The house is also technically special: a wood-fired heating and cooking stove with water jacket, another masonry stove, an antique Bilegger stove, oil condensing boiler, buffer storage tank, 3 x 1,000 liter tanks, underfloor heating in parts of the house and fiber optic connection create a rare combination of history and comfort.

The approx. 6,772 m² plot with moat, windbreak planting, paved inner courtyard and wide views over the fields rounds off this exceptional property perfectly.


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