House for sale 6+1 • 156 m² without real estate, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Originally built around 1930 as a two-family house, in 1986 it was transformed into a newly constructed single-family house—with the exception of the exterior walls, which were retained from the original. In the process, the building was, among other things, retrofitted with a basement and the exterior walls were reinforced for improved thermal insulation.

This made it possible to create a modern room layout and to orient the living areas southward toward the garden. A pitched roof with concrete tiles replaced the former flat roof, resulting in an additional top floor. An attractive entrance hall and an extra room with access to the covered southwest terrace were realized through an extension.

Adjoining this is a spacious building, erected in 1986, that houses the sauna, a laundry room, a large double garage (for up to three cars), a heated hobby/sports room, as well as a generous storage room for bicycles, a grill, garden tools, and similar items.

Opposite, hobby gardeners will appreciate that the two-part, heated greenhouse provides not only a pleasant climate for plants.

The layout of the plot and the spacious house offer plenty of room for individual development. Even a conversion into a two-family house, or its use for commercial purposes or a practice, is conceivable—and less expensive than new construction.

The property is located in the Mecklenburgische Seenplatte district in the town of Stavenhagen, made famous by the Low German writer Fritz Reuter, whose birthplace now hosts the Fritz Reuter Literature Museum, informing visitors about his life and work.

Just a short walk away is another point of interest: the 1000-year-old Ivenacker oaks, the animal enclosure, the treetop walk, as well as Ivenacker Lake. In the surrounding area of Stavenhagen (up to about 30 km), Kummerower See, Malchiner See, Tollensesee, and Germany’s largest inland lake, Müritz, amidst meadows and forests, offer unlimited recreational activities.

Furthermore, Mecklenburg is renowned for its many lovingly restored, noteworthy castles and manor houses, such as the castle in Stavenhagen, Kittendorfer Schloss, and Kummerower Schloss.

The residential area is central and close to the town center. Bus and train connections, doctors, pharmacies, kindergartens, schools, cozy restaurants, and several supermarkets are also nearby.

There is good transportation access to the nearest cities. In Stavenhagen, the B104 (Schwerin–Neubrandenburg) and B194 (Waren–Stralsund) roads intersect. The towns of Waren (Müritz) and Neubrandenburg can be reached in about 30 minutes by car, and Rostock/Warnemünde with its Baltic Sea beaches in approximately an hour and a half.

The house has been regularly renovated and modernized, including in 2011 when both front doors were renewed, in 2013 when triple-glazed windows were installed (keeping the traffic noise outside), partly with shutters and on the south side with automatic sun protection, in 2015 when underfloor heating was installed in the ground floor bathroom and the terrace was renewed and enlarged. Most recently, on the upper floor, the interior doors and the floors in three rooms were replaced with cork.

Entering through the front door, you arrive in a bright hallway with a cloakroom and then into the reception area, which impresses with its marble floor. This spacious entrance on the ground floor provides access to the bathroom, renovated in 2015 with a level shower, to the living room with its open, cozy fireplace, and to the modern kitchen equipped with branded appliances, which in turn leads to the dining room.

A pleasant wooden staircase leads to the hallway on the first floor. Here you will find three rooms—designed for guests/office, for children, and for sleeping—as well as a bathroom renovated in 2016 with a bathtub.

The open, spiral wooden staircase continues up to the attic, where there is another room and a large, expandable open space.

From the entrance hall on the ground floor, a staircase leads down to the basement corridor, from which three basement rooms branch off and where the connections for water, sewage, electricity, telecommunications/internet, and gas, as well as the central heating system with a condensing boiler (2015) and modern water heating, are installed.

In addition to serving as a utility room and hobby workshop, there is plenty of extra space. A broad external staircase leads directly from the basement to the courtyard.