Tolles Ferienhaus mit Zwei Ferienwohnungen "luv" und "lee"

The holiday home, with its two stylish holiday apartments (Luv = 80 square metres, Lee = 60 square metres) on a 525-square-meter lot, is located in the heart of a quiet area between the Schlei and the Baltic Sea. It features a shared entryway with a coat closet and a guest bathroom. The holiday apartments are separate from one another and can be locked individually. The Luv holiday apartment (80 sqm) is located on the ground floor. It features one double bedroom and one twin bedroom. Additionally, the sofa bed in the living room can be converted into a double bed. The “Luv” holiday apartment features a fully equipped kitchen-diner with a dishwasher and a cosy dining area, a bathroom with a whirlpool tub and a shower, and a hallway.
The “Lee” holiday apartment (60 square metres) is located on the upper floor. The bright living room with dining area has a southwest-facing balcony with an awning and balcony furniture. The holiday apartment features one bedroom with a double bed and another bedroom with a sleeper sofa that converts into a double bed (approx. 140 x 200 cm), a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and a hallway.
The spacious entryway of the house features a coat closet and a shared guest bathroom.

The holiday home is situated in a completely quiet location on a dead-end street in the small residential community of Maasholm Bad. You’ll be staying between the Baltic Sea and the Schlei fjord, and can reach the nearby sea and beach directly via an idyllic footpath after about 800 m, and the Schlei fjord after about 250 m. The maritime port town of Kappeln is about 10 km away, and Flensburg and Schleswig are less than a 45-minute drive away. The small, idyllic seafaring and fishing village of Maasholm, just 1 km away, has retained its tranquil character to this day. Here you’ll find small restaurants and cafés where you can linger and enjoy yourself, and from here you can go on deep-sea fishing trips. The harbour, historic moorings for Schlei boats, the station of the sea-rescue cruiser “Nis Randers,” a fish smokehouse, a shipyard, the customs and water police, St. Peter’s Church, small thatched-roof fishermen’s cottages, and other sights invite you to take a stroll through the town.