Thatched boathouse on the Mildenitz river in Goldberg.

This is a rare opportunity to purchase a thatched-roof, detached boathouse in Goldberg, on the Mildenitz river, with access to the Goldberger See lake, located in the heart of the Sternberger lake district, for private use. Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling, paddling, swimming, fishing, or birdwatching, the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern region offers unique opportunities for active recreation with its Mecklenburg Lake District. Here, you'll find a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, without sacrificing the comforts needed for perfect relaxation. Two kayaks and a motorboat (no license required) allow you to explore the course of the Mildenitz river, which flows via the Warnow river to the Baltic Sea, or enjoy relaxing fishing on the Goldberger See lake. The swimming beach and the town center of Goldberg, with its restaurants and shops, are within walking distance. The boathouse has been extensively renovated with ecological considerations in mind. The insulation of the house is made of hemp and recycled newspaper materials. The walls are plastered with clay, and the attic is heated by a clay wall heating system. Together with the thatched roof, these elements create a healthy and pleasant indoor climate. The boathouse also features a central gas heating system that provides warmth and comfort even in winter. Experience nature in all its glory, year-round.

Goldberger See is located east of Goldberg in the district of Parchim, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and has an oval shape. It is situated in a charming, natural landscape within the Nossentiner Schwinzer Heide nature park. While the eastern side is largely untouched and forested, the western side is used for agriculture. A protected area of approximately 190 hectares is located on the southern shore of the lake (nature reserve: Südufer Goldberger See). This area is a wetland with reed beds, sedge meadows, ponds, willow thickets, and wet meadows, as well as areas of drained peat. The area provides a habitat for several species of orchids, amphibians, and bird species that live in the reeds. The region offers numerous opportunities for recreation and enjoyment, including hiking, cycling, paddling, and fishing.