Cozy forest apartment in a historic building - solid wood floors/marble bathroom.

The Wilhelmshöhe house is the iconic landmark of Buckow, a gem in the Märkische Schweiz region. Situated on a hillside, nestled between oak and beech forests and the town itself, it boasts a magnificent view of the Griepensee lake. Here, the last rays of the day illuminate the Wilhelmshöhe, the tallest building in the town. It offers wonderful views of the vineyards, the stork's nest, the Krugberg hill, and all the way to the Weiße Taube on the Schermützelsee lake on one side, and on the other, views of the historic buildings of the old town, extending to the Buckowsee lake. It's impossible to find a more idyllic location for a house! The Wilhelmshöhe is often associated with "The Magic Mountain" by Thomas Mann! It's no surprise: Buckow, with its 7 hills and 5 lakes, is located in a region that resembles the Swiss Alps, only it's the Märkische region. During an extensive renovation, the house was restored to its original appearance from 1900 to 1902 (completion). Distorting additions and extensions were removed, and the roof regained its four magnificent dormers. The building was reintegrated into the surrounding greenery through a comprehensive removal of paved areas. Nature, history, and architectural style blend harmoniously here, just as they did in 1902 when the Wilhelmshöhe was initially built as a hotel. Although built during the Art Nouveau period, the building is a rare example of the "Heimatstil" (homeland style), recognizable by its impressive balcony structures and the very large roof overhangs, and is, of course, a listed building.

Buckow, located within the Berlin metropolitan area, is situated in the heart of the Märkische Schweiz region and within a nature park. Its proximity to Berlin is a unique feature compared to other nature parks. No other nature park is closer to the capital city. From the Dahmsdorf train station, you can reach Berlin Ostbahnhof (East Station) in 39 minutes.