Landhaus Templin, a district of Templin, available without commission fees.

Low price per square meter (€1255/m²), but with great potential! The two vacant apartments (ground floor/first floor) are accessible, like the currently rented apartment in the attic, via the staircase from the back of the building (see photo 3). The ground floor apartment (approx. 110m²) has three rooms (each approx. 21m², with wooden floors that can be sanded), a kitchen area (approx. 17m²), a tiled bathroom with a bathtub, shower/laundry connection, and a window (approx. 11m²), as well as a square hallway (approx. 13m², wooden floors as above), and a loggia (approx. 6m², tiled floor). In addition to the staircase, this apartment is also accessible via an external staircase from the front of the building to the front garden (see photo 8 and the ground floor plan as an attachment). The first-floor apartment (with sanded wooden floors) has approximately 105m² and is similarly laid out to the ground-floor apartment (see photos 4-7 and the first-floor plan as an attachment). In the attic, there is a currently rented one-bedroom apartment with approximately 60m² of living space. All three separate apartments have a hot water tank, their own electricity meters (high and low voltage), water meters, and heating meters, as well as a basement room with a vaulted ceiling, brick floor, and natural light (through thermal windows). Each apartment has its own designated outdoor area, bordered by evergreen hedges (garden area, laundry drying, grilling, and parking spaces). This land division, or a customized adaptation of it, allows for both personal use and continued subletting, which is currently financially advantageous for the homeowner due to high demand and good rental returns (as an investment or for retirement planning). The architect-designed house, built in 1926 on a natural stone foundation in a sustainable style as a rural villa (not a listed building), has a total living area of approximately 275 square meters and is situated on a plot of land currently measuring approximately 700 square meters. There is potential for expanding the property if needed. In the 1990s, the entire house was completely renovated by local specialist companies using high-quality materials, meaning the roof, facade (including insulation), water and sewage pipes, sanitary facilities, electrical system, exterior doors, and windows have all been renewed. The windows are double-glazed, energy-efficient plastic frames, designed to complement the exterior insulation and provide appropriate sound and heat protection. In the 2010s, a highly energy-efficient and low-emission condensing boiler was installed in the basement as a central gas heating system by "Vaillant" (estimated lifespan: approximately 30 years; operating permit, including maintenance, guaranteed according to German energy efficiency regulations [GEG] until December 31, 2044, meaning there is no requirement for replacement). It features thermally insulated individual pipes and meters for each apartment. According to the building's energy performance certificate, the current energy efficiency class is D, which already meets the EU requirement that all residential buildings must achieve class D, C, or A+ starting in 2033. Consequently, no investments are legally required for this building in the foreseeable future to meet this requirement. Later heating alternatives have the potential to significantly reduce costs due to the building's complete external insulation, thermal windows, and thermal exterior doors. In 2024, a fiber optic cable was installed outside the building, and its connection could potentially further improve the building's existing good internet service. In 2025, digital electricity meters were installed in the building. Inquiries will be answered directly by the owner, and phone calls are welcome if you provide your phone number, name, and address.

This detached building, located in southwestern Uckermark, features an attractive country house style with a fieldstone foundation, a mansard roof, a front gable, and two arched loggias.
It's situated in the rural area of the "Uckermark Lakes Region," close to lakes suitable for swimming and water sports, with connections to other lakes and rivers.
The property enjoys convenient access to transportation, being located in the heart of a Templin district, offering a village-like atmosphere with numerous community and club activities, as well as friendly neighbors. It's approximately 6 km (about 3.7 miles) from the historic city center, easily accessible by car in just a few minutes. However, a regional road runs through the fields, forests, and lakes, also used by school buses and public transportation. Templin, a spa town known for its thermal saltwater, is one of the largest cities in Brandenburg in terms of area, with over 30 districts and neighborhoods. Templin, often called the "Pearl of Uckermark," is located in Uckermark, which is often referred to as the "Tuscany of the North" (due to its vast, hilly landscape), and is one of the most beautiful holiday regions in Germany. Templin is approximately 80 km (about 50 miles) from Berlin, with good road, highway, and railway connections (approximately 80 minutes by train or car). This distance is roughly the same as the distance from Templin to the Baltic Sea, and it's possible to reach both destinations by boat via the numerous waterways.