Refurbished house - 2 full storeys, floor, cellar, large double garage, sauna, courtyard and garden

The two-family house, originally built around 1930, was converted into a newly built single-family house in 1986 - except for the exterior walls. Among other things, the building was retrofitted with a basement and the exterior walls were reinforced for better thermal insulation.
This enabled a contemporary room layout and the orientation of the living spaces to the south towards the garden. A pitched roof with concrete tiles replaced the former flat roof, creating an additional attic storey. An attractive entrance to the house and a further room with access to the covered south-west-facing terrace were created through an extension.
This is adjoined by a generously dimensioned building erected in 1986, which houses the
This includes the sauna, the laundry room, a spacious double garage (max. 3 cars), a heated hobby/sports room and a large storage room for bicycles, barbecue, garden tools, etc.
Opposite, hobby gardeners will find a pleasant climate in the two-part, heatable greenhouse, not only for plants.
The layout of the plot and the spacious house offer plenty of space for individual development options.
Even a conversion to a two-family house, such as use with a business or practice, is conceivable and cheaper than a new build.

The property is located in the district of Mecklenburgische Seenplatte in the Reuterstadt
Stavenhagen, which is characterized by the Low German writer Fritz Reuter and in whose birthplace today the Fritz Reuter Literature Museum informs visitors about his life and work.
Another attraction, the 1000-year-old Ivenack oaks, the animal enclosure, the treetop path and Lake Ivenack, are just a short walk away.
In the immediate vicinity of Stavenhagen (up to approx. 30 km), Lake Kummerow, Lake Malchin, Lake Tollensesee and Germany's largest inland lake, Lake Müritz, offer unlimited leisure activities amidst meadows and forests.
Mecklenburg is also known for its many lovingly restored castles and manor houses worth seeing, including the castle in Stavenhagen, Kittendorf Castle and Kummerow Castle.
The residential area is centrally located, close to the town center. Bus and train, doctors, pharmacies, kindergartens, schools, cozy restaurants and several supermarkets are also not far away.
There are good transport connections to the nearest towns. The B104 (Schwerin-Neubrandenburg) and B194 (Waren-Stralsund) intersect in Stavenhagen. The towns of Waren (Müritz) and Neubrandenburg can be reached in approx. 30 minutes by car.
Rostock/Warnemünde with its Baltic Sea beaches can be reached in approx. 1 1/2 hours.