This semi-detached house was built in 1920 and has undergone sensible renovations and refurbishments in recent years. In 1970, the house was extended by adding an additional full floor. The external walls were insulated in 1999 and newly clad with facing bricks, and at the same time new plastic windows were installed. A complete refurbishment in 2010 included underfloor insulation and screed, as well as entirely new sanitary and electrical installations. The heating system consists of a Viessmann gas condensing boiler Vitodens 300 from 2019 with app control, together with an additional water-carrying fireplace (hybrid heating). This water-carrying fireplace can heat the house on its own, resulting in very low heating costs. An energy certificate is available.

Overall, the half-house features 4 bedrooms, 1 office, 2 living rooms, 1 kitchen with a dining area, 2 bathrooms, and 1 guest WC. The upper floor can be used as a separate apartment; alternatively, the upstairs living room can serve as an additional bedroom.

The large, well-maintained property of approximately 2,229 m² includes two spacious carports, a canopy, and a pavilion, as well as a separate garage/hobby room with a stove and toilet. A high-quality fence with an electric driveway gate encloses the property, which also boasts 360 m² of paving.

A highlight is also the barn, measuring approximately 22 m x 10 m. The brick-built section can be developed into an additional, barrier-free living space or converted for commercial use (in its shell state). A positive preliminary building inquiry is already on file.

Important details at a glance:

• A heating point exists in the barn intended for heating both the house and the garage in order to achieve energy autonomy.

• A wall box for an electric vehicle is also available.

• Fiber optic is already connected, as are a new power connection and water supply from the provider, creating the prerequisites for a large photovoltaic system.

All other details will be provided to serious inquiries – no realtors, please.

Marsow is a small village in the municipality of Vellahn, which belongs to the Ludwigslust-Parchim district. The village is located in a rural setting yet enjoys a central location – a definite plus for the area, with its tranquility and friendly neighbors. Vellahn is only a few minutes away by car, and Hamburg can be reached in about an hour by car or train. The surroundings invite you to go hiking or take leisurely strolls, with many popular destinations nearby in this beautiful, countryside area.

Vellahn is a charming small town featuring a forest swimming pool, shopping opportunities, a school, doctors, and pharmacies – everything the heart desires. The transport connections to Hamburg or Lübeck are excellent, with the highway entrance only about 10 km away. In addition, the nearby municipality of Brahlstorf (approximately 7 km away) has its own train station with routes to Hamburg, Schwerin, and Rostock.