Semi-detached house with garden and garage in Tribsees

The semi-detached house, built in double-shell solid construction (two walls with an air layer), is located in Tribsees on the border river Trebel. The Trebel separates Western Pomerania from Mecklenburg. Tribsees is roughly equidistant from the three Hanseatic cities of Rostock, Stralsund and Greifswald. The island of Rügen and the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula are within easy reach. The semi-detached house is situated on a fenced plot of approx. 513 m².

The semi-detached house is in a very well-kept condition.
A living area of approx. 110 m² is spread over 2 floors with a total of 3.5 rooms + 1 room in the annex.
On the first floor there is a spacious living room, a kitchen (an old fitted kitchen is still available) and a guest WC. The kitchen and living room could easily be combined. A small hallway adjoins the kitchen and leads to a daylight bathroom with a walk-in shower and a small sauna. From here there is access to an extension facing the garden, which has been converted for further living purposes. An office, children's room or garden room could be set up here. This room has access to the garden.
The upper floor offers a children's room and a bedroom with an adjoining room that could be used as a dressing room or second children's room, for example. The adjoining WC with washbasin could also be converted into a larger bathroom. The staircase to the upper floor is still equipped with a stair lift, but this can easily be removed.
The attic can be used as a storage room. Further storage space can be found in the garage and the cellar.
The property is heated by an annually serviced oil heating system, which was installed in the early 1990s. The heating system and the oil tanks are located in the area of the house with a partial basement.
The roof offers the possibility of installing a photovoltaic system.
The windows were replaced with double-glazed plastic windows around 1998 and fitted with manual external blinds.
The roof was renovated and sealed in 2000. The façade was repainted in 2022.
The plot covers an area of approx. 513 m² and offers plenty of space for garden lovers. A gazebo and a large shelter at the end of the property offer space for storing wood and garden tools, for example. There is also a small, brick-built tool shed and an outside toilet.
In the large garage there is enough space for a car, additional storage space and for hobby activities. There is space for another car on the paved driveway.

Historic living between moor, sea and Hanseatic cities - Tribsees offers a rural quality of life with short distances to the city, coast and nature - ideal for anyone who appreciates tranquillity, originality and good accessibility.

The well-kept semi-detached house is located in the historic town of Tribsees in the district of Vorpommern-Rügen - a place that impresses with its unique blend of nature, history and good infrastructure. Thanks to the direct connection to the A20, Rostock, Stralsund, Greifswald as well as the popular island of Rügen and the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula and Mecklenburg Switzerland can be easily reached in 30 to 45 minutes. This makes Tribsees ideal for commuters, nature lovers and Baltic Sea fans alike.

The charming townscape of Tribsees is characterized by historic buildings: the impressive town hall, the late Gothic St. Thomas Church (with a famous seated altar), two imposing town gates, beautiful gabled houses and parts of the old town wall bear witness to an eventful history. A lovingly run café on the market square invites you to enjoy and linger.

In addition to its historic atmosphere, Tribsees boasts a solid infrastructure: shopping facilities, medical care, a pharmacy, an elementary school, a regional school and a kindergarten are located directly on site. There are also local transport connections.
The surrounding nature offers numerous leisure activities such as canoeing on the Trebel, cycling tours and walks through wide fields or discoveries in the nearby Grenztalmoor, a valuable natural and recreational area with unique flora and fauna. There are also many restored manor houses in the surrounding villages that are well worth a visit.
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