Landhaus Templin, branch office, until June 2nd, 2026.

Due to age-related factors, we are pleased to offer the following attractive opportunity! The two available apartments (ground floor/first floor) are accessible, like the apartment currently rented on the top floor, via the staircase from the back of the building (see photo 3). The ground floor apartment is also accessible via an external staircase to the front garden (see photo 8 and the ground floor plan as an attachment). This apartment, with approximately 110 square meters of living space, has 3 rooms (each approximately 21 square meters, with sanded wooden floors), a kitchen (approximately 17 square meters), a tiled bathroom with a bathtub, shower/laundry connections, a window (approximately 11 square meters), and a square hallway (approximately 13 square meters, wooden floors as above), as well as a loggia (approximately 6 square meters, tiled floor). The first-floor apartment (with sanded wooden floors), with approximately 105 square meters, has a similar layout to the ground-floor apartment (see photos 4 to 7 and the first-floor plan as an attachment). On the top floor, there is a currently rented one-bedroom apartment (7€/square meter), approximately 60 square meters, with a similar layout to the first-floor apartment but smaller due to the sloping roof and only one room instead of rooms 2 and 3 on the first floor. The three separate apartments each have their own hot water system, individual electricity (high and low voltage) meters, water meters, and heating meters, as well as a cellar room with a Prussian vaulted ceiling, brick flooring, and natural light (through thermal windows). Each apartment has its own designated outdoor area, bordered by evergreen hedges (for gardening, laundry drying, barbecuing, and parking). This property and apartment layout, or a customized adaptation, makes renting out the entire property or parts of it (ground floor/first floor cold rent: from 8 €/m²) financially attractive for the homeowner, especially given the current high demand for rental properties. The rent from the attic and first-floor apartments can already cover the aforementioned monthly loan repayment, making the ground-floor apartment affordable for self-use! This 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 m² and is located on a plot of approximately 700 m². There is potential for expanding the plot up to 2000 m² (including outbuildings, 3 garages, and an orchard) if needed. In the 1990s, the entire house underwent a comprehensive renovation using high-quality materials from local specialist companies. This included the roof, facade (including insulation), water and sewage pipes, sanitary facilities, electrical systems, exterior doors, and windows (double-glazed PVC thermal windows designed to complement the exterior insulation, providing appropriate sound and thermal protection). In the 2010s, a highly efficient and low-emission condensing boiler was installed as a central gas heating system in the basement corridor (with an estimated lifespan of approximately 30 years; operating permit and maintenance guaranteed according to legal requirements). This system features insulated individual pipes and meters for each apartment. The energy efficiency class D, as indicated in the building energy certificate, already meets the EU requirement that all residential buildings must achieve class D or C to A+ starting in 2033. Consequently, no further investments are required for this house to meet this legal requirement in the foreseeable future. Furthermore, due to the comprehensive exterior insulation, thermal windows, and thermal exterior doors, alternative heating systems offer significant potential for cost reduction. In 2024, a fiber optic cable was installed outside the building, and its connection could potentially further improve the building's existing good internet infrastructure. In 2025, digital electricity meters were installed in the building. Inquiries for further information can be made until June 2, 2026. Viewings are available not only on weekends. Please provide your name, address, and telephone number. It is currently not possible to respond to inquiries without a telephone number.

This detached building, located in southwestern Uckermark, is situated in an attractive country house style, featuring a fieldstone foundation, a mansard roof, a pediment, and two arched loggias.
It's located in the rural area of the "Uckermark Lakes Region," not far from lakes suitable for swimming and water sports, with connections to other lakes and rivers.
It enjoys convenient access to transportation, being situated 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 kilometers north of the historic city center, easily accessible by car in just a few minutes. However, a state road runs through the fields, forests, and lakes, and school buses and regular bus services operate along this route (a yearly pass for use within Templin is available for €44). Templin, a spa town known for its thermal salt baths, 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," and Uckermark, known as the "Tuscany of the North" (due to its extensive hilly landscape), are among the most beautiful holiday regions in Germany. Templin is approximately 80 kilometers from Berlin, with good road, highway, and railway connections (about 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 all areas by boat through the numerous waterways.