Historic country house in Mecklenburg, Northern Germany

Discover a historical rarity in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Rural farm house from the early 19th century (ca. 1825) with a reed roof, clay half-timbering, floorboards, knobbly walls, quaint corners, small niches and an average room height of approx. 1.90 m, has been steadily restored back to its origins in order to enjoy the benefits of a natural environment and also to be creative. The completely fenced property has three side terraces and two wooden extensions with terrace character and has a further access gate to the rear, where it goes towards its own forest. This property is listed as a historic monument, is tax-exempt and has no encumbrances, pipeline rights or rights of way for third parties. The associated woodland (approx. 7,000 m²) is partly leased (approx. 3,000 m²), but can be terminated at any time and is located approx. 800 m from the property.

Features:
Art was created here, partly with blacksmith work in the own massive forge with registered fireplace on the premises, or in the jewelry studio for the production of pearl necklaces etc., also in its own small house on the premises. There is also a massive workshop house and various creative garden areas.

Location: 
Siggelkow, approx. 10 km south-east of Parchim, is idyllically and quietly situated between forests and fields in a hilly landscape with good connections and local recreation. All daily necessities are available in Parchim or Lübz (approx. 8 km and approx. 10 km respectively). This location is geographically almost exactly between Hamburg and Berlin (approx. 150 km each). The A24 highway towards Berlin/Hamburg is only approx. 12 km away. Three bathing lakes are in the immediate vicinity (20 minutes by bike, less than 10 minutes by car) and the Müritz-Elde waterway flows through the municipal area. The property is situated on the edge of the forest in a quiet location on a side road with no through traffic noise and has two separate driveways. The garden land extends behind the house as far as the forest.