House for sale 2 bedroom • 45 m² without real estate, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Idyllic 1,652 m² plot in the landscape protection area of the Stettiner Haff Nature Park – remote, quiet, and surprisingly affordable.

The surroundings are almost deserted, characterized by forests, fields, and abundant wildlife (including deer, wild boar, and sea eagles).

The plot enjoys a sunny location with an eastern and southern exposure, has its own driveway, and is L-shaped. It is perfectly suited for garden projects, a barrel sauna, an additional tiny house, or simply as a nature-inspired retreat.

Already present are a newly built tiny house on wheels, a sturdy shed, several cozy seating areas, a fire pit, and an impressive old climbing oak.

Important notes (please read before):

There is a private water connection with a frost-proof shaft. Electrical supply is currently provided via a mobile solar system (no fixed connection).

The plot is located in 17322 Freienstein (Blankensee / OT Pampow), about 90 minutes from Berlin-Pankow.

A small forest lake is accessible in about 15 minutes on foot, a larger lake in around 25 minutes (approximately 5 minutes by car). Only a 10-minute walk away, expansive, nearly deserted forests begin – ideal for strolling, mushroom picking, and unwinding.

The small town of Löcknitz—with supermarkets, doctors, schools, an organic food store, and much more—is just a 10-minute drive away. It takes about 15 minutes to reach the Polish border, around 30 minutes to Szczecin, and about 70 minutes to the Baltic Sea.

The region is characterized by a creative, nature-connected community.

If interested, I can gladly put you in touch with local wood suppliers, craftsmen, or property owners.

Tiny House (built in 2023, completely professionally modernized, 8 m × 2.45 m):

Equipped with parquet flooring, new wooden windows and doors, a full electrical installation, as well as its own water connection with a frost-proof shaft.

Electrical supply is currently provided via a mobile solar system (no fixed connection).

Inside, the house features a fireplace stove, a large double bed with storage space, and is insulated all around with 5 cm of insulation.

Outbuilding:

A robust shed (7 m × 4 m) ideally suited for expansion – for example, to add a kitchen or a bathroom.

Plot:

A fire pit, a large oak tree, and a privacy fence on the side facing the neighbors. There, chickens (without a rooster) are kept on a small scale – hardly noticeable and very quiet.

The plot is not designated as building land; however, a tiny house on wheels can be placed there without any permitting issues.

The existing shed has stood for over 15 years and likely benefits from legacy protection due to its previous agricultural use.

I am reluctant to part with this special plot – because of the unexpected purchase of a house in the Schorfheide, my focus is now elsewhere.

Optionally, adjoining land may possibly be available for purchase; if interested, I would be happy to connect you with the owner.