2-room apartment on a high floor, surrounded by greenery, with a kitchen and a full bathroom.

This 2-room apartment, located on a high floor, is particularly suitable for singles and couples who want to live surrounded by nature, but without the need for gardening. The ultra-fast fiber optic connection also makes it ideal for home office and freelancers. You enter the south-facing apartment from the quiet courtyard through a private entrance. The fully glazed entrance leads directly into the large main living area. This space offers plenty of room for living, dining, and features a new, Italian-style kitchen. From here, you can access the spacious, interior bathroom, which is finished entirely in white and anthracite-colored porcelain tiles and equipped with a sensor-controlled ventilation system. The separate utility room provides space for a washing machine and dryer, ensuring they don't disrupt the bathroom. The very large bedroom offers more than just a place to sleep. It easily accommodates a workspace, a relaxation area, and ample storage. All walls have been meticulously smoothed and painted white. Beams and technical installations have been carefully concealed. The apartment's location in the green village offers a natural experience, clean air, and tranquility without any effort. You don't have to worry about maintaining a garden. Instead, the green surroundings provide opportunities for nature walks and picnics. Sustainability and a connection to nature can be combined with a modern lifestyle. The house is equipped with a state-of-the-art wood pellet central heating system, which reduces your heating and hot water costs, as well as your carbon footprint, meeting KfW40 standards. Live independently of gas and oil. The wood pellets used are a byproduct of regional wood processing, made from sustainable, German wood. This charming building, dating from the heyday of North German brick architecture, was originally constructed as a representative farmhouse in the center of the village, directly opposite the village oak tree. The name "Alte Meierei" (Old Farmhouse) refers to this history. The entire village is very quiet, as there is no through traffic. You can experience each season through the changing songs of the local birdlife. Some of the stately farmhouses are also located on the village square or nearby, which gives Traventhal a special atmosphere in the midst of a picturesque, hilly landscape. The occasional clatter of horse hooves may completely transport you back to a bygone era.

On foot:
0 minutes - Village square with a large oak tree, several bus stops.
2 minutes - Nature.
5 minutes - River Trave.
12 minutes - Traventhal Stud Farm, cultural and event center.
13 minutes - Traventhal Castle, a popular destination.
By car:
4 minutes - Supermarkets and other amenities.
4 minutes - Altengörs train station.
5 minutes - A21 motorway.
6 minutes - Bad Segeberg train station.
6 minutes - A20 motorway.
25 minutes - Lübeck main train station.
34 minutes - Baltic Sea, Timmendorfer Strand.
45 minutes - Hamburg main train station.
By public transport:
10 minutes - Bad Segeberg train station.
From Bad Oldesloe: 26 minutes to Hamburg main train station.
From Bad Oldesloe: 18 minutes to Lübeck main train station.
From Altengörs train station: 47 minutes to Hamburg main train station.
By bicycle:
4 minutes - Traventhal Stud Farm, cultural and event center.
4 minutes - Traventhal Castle.
9 minutes - Altengörs train station.
17 minutes - Various supermarkets, etc. in Bad Segeberg.
18 minutes - Bad Segeberg train station.

The village of Traventhal is located approximately 5 km south of the center of the town of Bad Segeberg, the administrative center of the Segeberg district in Schleswig-Holstein. The village shares both its postcode and public transport connections with the nearby town. Traventhal, with its population of only around 500, is located in a green area near the River Trave. Living in Traventhal is characterized by tranquility, clean air, and nature right outside your doorstep. Traventhal is well-known throughout the region for the state-owned stud farm located there. The nearby district town, on the other hand, is home to over 17,000 people. It offers all essential amenities, including jobs, cultural and recreational activities, and public services such as schools, daycare centers, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. Bad Segeberg is renowned throughout the region for the annual Karl May festivals. Traventhal is located approximately 55 km north of Hamburg Central Station. It is accessible in about 45 minutes via the A20 motorway. Traventhal is located approximately 30 km west of Lübeck Central Station. It is accessible in about 25 minutes via the A21 motorway. The Baltic Sea can be reached in approximately 34 minutes via the A20 and A1 motorways.