Charming Vacation Apartment in the Heart of Rheinsberg, Near the Castle and Lake

Located in the heart of the charming old town, just a few steps from Rheinsberg Castle and Lake Rheinsberg, two vacation apartments—each accommodating 2 adults—are situated on the ground and upper floors of a lovingly renovated half-timbered house from 1870, in a quiet side street. Restaurants, cafés, bakeries, the steamboat dock, and various shopping options can be found in the immediate vicinity.
The approximately 73-square-meter apartment on the upper floor (PLEASE NOTE: low ceiling height of approximately 2.10 m) for 2 adults (accessible via stairs) features a living room (sofa, flat-screen TV), a bedroom with a double bed, a separate kitchen (dining table, electric hot plates, refrigerator with freezer compartment, toaster, electric kettle, coffee maker), and a bathroom (shower, toilet, hair dryer). Since this is an older building, please be aware of the low ceiling heights, especially on the upper floor (2.10 m). Upon request, breakfast can be served at a café just a few steps away for a fee. A free parking space is available right in front of the house; additional parking spaces (subject to a fee during the day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) can be found directly on the street or, free of charge, just a few steps away in the surrounding area. You may pull up in front of the house to load and unload. The small town of Rheinsberg is a state-recognized resort located in the heart of the beautiful Rheinsberg lake district in Brandenburg. The region boasts countless lakes connected by canals. It’s an ideal vacation spot, not just for waterway travelers. Thanks to the Prussian Crown Prince Frederick, who resided in the Rococo palace in Rheinsberg during the 18th century, the town became a thriving cultural center and inspired figures such as Kurt Tucholsky and Theodor Fontane. Today, the castle grounds—which also house a theater, the Chamber Opera, and the Kurt Tucholsky Museum—host the annual Chamber Opera Festival and other musical events. The annual pottery market, held each fall and featuring international, professional exhibitors, also attracts thousands of visitors.In addition to the picturesque old town with its numerous restaurants and cafés, passenger boat tours, boat and bicycle rentals, and a swimming area on Lake Grienerick are among the town’s main attractions. The connection to the Berlin-Copenhagen long-distance bike path is located approximately 20 km away.