Sonnenblume in Hohen Wieschendorf by Interhome

Size of property: 4500m².
774 m walk to the Baltic Sea beach - Wismar 15 min by car - World Heritage Site
The Birdieweg is located directly in HohenWieschendorf on a peninsula surrounded by strawberry fields and next to the golf course on the Mecklenburg Baltic Sea coast between the old Hanseatic cities of Lübeck and Wismar, close to the settlement of Wohlenberg near the Baltic Sea resort of Boltenhagen. In addition to the great recreational value of the idyllic village itself, the central location on the Baltic Sea coast makes your holiday home so attractive.

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Basic information
- Pets allowed: 2
- allowed size of dogs: large (more than 60 cm)
- is located in: Residence
- type of apartment: Maisonette
- Floor on which the object can be found: 1. floor
- Total number of floors in the building above the ground floor: 1
- size of property: 4500 m²
- Year of the last complete renovation : 2020
- Number of bedrooms: 3
- Number of bathrooms: 2

Top features
- WiFi
- heating: Everywhere
- balcony
- Total of private car parking spaces: 1
- ㄴ of which garage spaces: None
- ㄴ of which carport spaces: None
- ㄴ of which private outdoor parking spaces: None

Sleeping
bedroom 2
- double bed (1.80 m width)
bedroom 4
- double bed (1.80 m width)
bedroom 6
- double sofa bed for 2 people
in the living area
- double sofa bed for 2 people

Bathroom
bathroom 2
- shower
bathroom 4
- bath tub

Cooking/Living
- coffee machine: coffee machine
- fridge/freezer: deep freezer, fridge
- stove: stove
- oven
- toaster
- microwave
- electric kettle
- dishwasher
- size of kitchen: 12 m²
- number of dining tables: 1
- number of seats: 6
- number of living rooms: 1

Entertainment
- TV: satellite TV

Utility
- vaccum cleaner

Outside area
- grill/barbecue: grill/barbecue

Surroundings
- Grocery store: 3,0 km
- going out: 500 m
- restaurant: 500 m
- train station: 15,0 km
- port: 10,0 km
- beach: 500 m
- sea: 500 m
- playground: 10 m



Included in price:
ERV cancellation insurance
Power costs
Interhome plants 100'000 m2 of flowering fields to save the bees

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