Historic country house in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – located in a quiet area, easily accessible by train every hour.

Historic country house, not a listed building. The roof is covered with "Biber" (bitter) tiles in a segmental arch design. Three newly restored tile stoves with historic tiles provide pleasant radiant heat in the winter. This is supplemented by a modern gas condensing boiler and new radiators. Currently, the property is supplied with liquid gas; a connection to the existing natural gas pipeline in the village street is possible. The existing heating infrastructure provides a solid foundation for the later integration of additional heat sources. Predominantly high-quality wooden floors (Douglas fir), as well as historic and new tiles in the kitchen, dining area, and bathroom. The spacious kitchen is functional and practical from day one. It features a nearly new instant water heater, a basic stove, a sink, and space for a dining table. A double-leaf garden door from the 1940s brings in plenty of light and offers a view of the surrounding countryside. The walls and ceiling require renovation and provide the opportunity to design the kitchen according to your own preferences, either immediately or at a later date. Ground-floor bathroom with a shower. The house is mostly on one level, making it suitable for many people who want to avoid stairs as much as possible. There is potential for expansion in the attic. A prepared dormer window is already in place, allowing for morning sunlight. A fiber optic connection is available in the house, and activation is planned. The house is connected to an existing drainage system. Alternatively, subject to the regulations in place at the time, a separate sewage system could also be installed. The photos show the house, in some cases, furnished. The rooms are currently mostly empty and offer plenty of scope for your own design ideas. The attached floor plans are for guidance only. They were created digitally and do not claim to be technically accurate.