Country idyll in the Uckermark

A historic farmhouse from the 19th century meets contemporary design. The careful ecological restoration combines traditional elements such as arched windows and antique roof tiles with modern accents.

The 150 square meters are spread over two floors with three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The light-flooded living area on the top floor offers a cozy reading corner, while the two first floor bedrooms remain pleasantly cool in summer.

Natural materials, such as Douglas fir floorboards from the Mark Brandenburg region, clay plaster and swamp lime create a healthy indoor climate. The spectacular window front opens up the kitchen and dining room to the extensive garden with fruit trees, shrubs and herb beds.

The region offers a wide range of activities: From the Schorfheide climbing forest to the Templin natural thermal baths and the historic Chorin monastery. Culinary highlights can be found in Maik's Hofwirtschaft and the Groß Fredenwalde hostel with its regional cuisine.