Vacation apartment "Haus am Bodden 01"

Surroundings
This farmstead was founded 400 years ago in a unique location overlooking the reed beds of the Saaler Bodden. Following a major fire in 1991, the old farmhouse burned to the ground, leaving only the foundation walls. This thatched-roof house was then rebuilt in 1993 directly on the slope leading down to the Bodden. The house, with its thatched roof typical of the Fischland region, contains three units. From here, you have a beautiful view across the Bodden meadows to the water. Thanks to its location, you’ll enjoy a quiet and secluded stay here. It’s just under 2.5 kilometres to the town centre. The art museum and the popular cliffs are just under two kilometres away on foot. Restaurants and cafés are just a stone’s throw away.

To the holiday rental
This small apartment is located on the upper floor and accommodates two people. The combined living and sleeping area features a cosy couch, a dining table, a double bed, and a small kitchenette. A separate bathroom with a shower and toilet is available. The apartment is furnished in a country-style and features warm wood accents. The high-quality oak parquet flooring also adds to the comfort of your stay.

The lovingly landscaped garden can be enjoyed by guests of all three holiday apartments on this stunning Bodden property, which features access to the Saaler Bodden. Depending on vegetation and water levels, access to the Bodden from this natural property varies—sometimes it’s easier, sometimes more difficult. A sunbathing lawn with various seating areas, lounge chairs, and a barbecue area are also available to all guests. A lockable bicycle storage area with charging stations for e-bikes is provided. One parking space per apartment is located near the property, approximately 50 metres away.