House for sale 4+1 • 136 m² without real estate, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

You are looking for a new home for yourself and your horses in close proximity to the Stettin Lagoon?

Here on the outskirts of Luckow, your dream can come true.

On a property of approximately 3.5 hectares, a charming farmhouse renovated in 2019 and a stable built in 2012 with three large horse stalls and utility rooms are available for sale.

Behind the fruit orchard, the spacious horse area begins – with meadows, a large open stable, heated waterers, and a round pen.

Another 5.6 hectares of arable land are located about 1 km away and are currently leased. However, they can be terminated in the autumn each year for personal use. In addition, you acquire co-ownership of the adjacent forest, meadows, and areas near the dike.

The town of Luckow is characterized by agriculture and is surrounded by fields, meadows, and forests, with its Rieth district having about 550 inhabitants. Doctors, schools, and shopping facilities are found in the port city of Ueckermünde, 12 km away, and other nearby towns.

Bus connections to and a rail connection from Ueckermünde are available from Luckow.

Szczecin / Stettin approx. 40 km

Baltic Sea (Heringsdorf / Ahlbeck) approx. 90 km

BER Airport approx. 180 km

RLG Airport approx. 180 km

HDF Airport approx. 90 km

Leisure Opportunities

Due to the proximity to the Lagoon, the Neuwarper/Riether Lake, the rivers Uecker and Randow, and of course the sun island of Usedom with its beautiful Baltic Sea resorts and beaches, you can enjoy all kinds of water sports. Boat owners will be delighted by the new boat facility at Riether Lake or the Ueckermünde marina. Whether sailing or motor boating, windsurfing, kiting, canoeing, or stand-up paddle tours, or simply swimming – everything is possible in a very short distance. There are also many opportunities for anglers. A tennis facility with an indoor hall is located in Torgelow. A slightly smaller indoor tennis hall can be found in Eggesin. A golf course is available in Krugsdorf. Furthermore, the Ueckermünde Heath and the adjacent large forest areas invite you to cycling, hiking, or mushroom picking. If you want to observe wild animals with the children, the Ueckermünde Animal Park is the place to go.

The residential building was constructed around 1910 and has a small basement and a living area of approximately 136 m² on the ground floor, currently spread over 4 rooms, a kitchen, 2 bathrooms, a storage room, utility room, corridors, and a small extension, as well as an additional at least 100 m² of potential attic space.

The roof was extensively renewed in 2008 with fish-tail tiles (crest covering) and is configured as a cold roof including an underlay membrane.

The large roof area with its southern orientation offers optimal conditions for a photovoltaic system, giving you the opportunity to build self-sufficient structures.

In the attic, there is a heated hobby room; all other areas serve as open storage space. The ceiling of the upper floor has been insulated.

The facade of the house is built as a double-layer clinker facade, consisting of a supporting masonry on the inside, followed by an air gap and a facing masonry (the clinker facade).

In recent years, extensive renovation work has been carried out on and in the building. The wooden plank floors in the two living rooms and the guest room have been refurbished and newly sealed. In all other rooms and corridors, the floors have been insulated and tiled. The bathrooms have been modernized with high-quality finishes, wall radiators have been renewed, a new front door has been installed, and a fireplace for cozy evenings has been added.

The interior doors have also been renewed. Elaborate stucco work in the living rooms gives the spaces an individual and exclusive appearance. In keeping with the style, the corridor is paneled with white cassette panels.

The charming white country kitchen by Nobilia awaits you, equipped with premium Siemens brand appliances.

The new extension has been insulated and finished with vertical wood cladding. The windows are double casement windows with white lacquered wooden frames. In the attic, energy-efficient windows with wooden frames crafted by the local carpenter have already been installed.

In 2023, a new gas boiler was installed and put into operation.

The stable building measures approximately 18 m x 10 m (around 180 m²). It was built in 2012 using timber frame construction and was elaborately clad with the bricks from the previous stable building. The large roof area with its southern orientation, like the residential building, offers optimal conditions for further expanding a photovoltaic system.

The 3 large horse stalls are equipped with swingable partition walls, allowing you to create a large run-in stable instead of individual stalls. Each stall has an associated paved, covered outdoor paddock.

Two stalls are fitted with green EVA stall mats so that horses do not have to stand on the concrete floor. Additionally, there is a feed and tack room, a toilet, a workshop area, a manure storage room, and a storage room for the small tractor.

The rainwater from the roof is collected in an underground 6000-liter cistern and is available, in addition to an existing well, for the animals' water supply.

There is an option to purchase the property through a rent-to-own model.

The provided floor plans are for orientation only; they are not architectural or technical drawings, and the measurements are all self-measured interior dimensions. No liability is assumed for any errors or deviations.