Restored schoolhouse in biosphere reserve

You will be staying in a lovingly restored 19th-century schoolhouse in the center of Granzin, a 900-year-old village in western Mecklenburg. The house consists of semi-detached houses, which you will be staying in, and is located right next to the village church, surrounded by a spacious garden bordering a forest and sheep pastures.

Modern amenities meet thoughtful design: high-quality parquet floors, stylish tiles, fully equipped kitchens with induction stoves and dishwashers. Each half has several bedrooms, bathrooms with natural light, and living areas with fast WiFi.

The spacious garden offers space to relax and play. You can barbecue and enjoy the view of the countryside on your own sun terraces with garden furniture. A small garden shed is available for your bicycles.

The UNESCO Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve is only 13 kilometers away. Over 180 kilometers of cycling and hiking trails crisscross the region. Visit the beach at Schaalsee, go fishing in nearby waters, or explore the former Cistercian convent in Zarrentin. Anglers can fish at the private mill pond 4 km away by arrangement.