Holiday home Die 22

The main house of the farm ensemble in the small village of Petersdorf in the Uckermark, which also includes a former barn, was res­tored a few years ago, taking into account the his­to­rical fea­tures and bringing it into the present with bright, open rooms and con­tem­porary design. Facing the street, the former farm­house fea­tures typical arched windows, artis­ti­cally pat­terned, sage-coloured shutters and a double-leaf ent­rance door. Whe­rever pos­sible, the old building fabric has been pre­served or faithfully res­tored, such as the roof covering with antique hand-painted hollow tiles. While the front of the house has remained true to its history, the view to the garden side has a new look: a wide window front opens up the mid­night blue kitchen and dining room with long table and fire­place to the sun terrace — and the view of the farm garden with its fruit trees, flowering shrubs and herb beds, as well as the neigh­bouring field, forest and meadows.

The clo­seness to nature is also reflected inside: floors with regional Bran­denburg Douglas fir planks, ter­razzo, walls made of clay plaster and marsh lime. And the mix of modern, clear fur­nis­hings, occa­sional details in rich colours and curated works of art form an invi­go­rating con­trast to the old building fabric. The three bed­rooms, each with its own bathroom, can accom­modate up to six guests in total. Two of the bed­rooms are located on the ground floor and face north. The con­verted attic offers an open-plan living area that is bathed in light thanks to the many sky­lights, with a cosy reading corner between the his­toric beams and a further bedroom with its own bath.

In the future, the barn will also be con­verted into a habi­table space, until then the holiday home with its extensive grounds is exclu­sively available to guests. The wooden terrace, the paved cour­tyard and the large garden with sun loungers and various seating areas invite you to be outside. You can have a bar­becue or chill out in front of the fire bowl, while a tram­poline ensures you can jump for joy.

What to do

Hiking, e.g. in the Uckermark Lakes Nature Park, in the Grumsin Beech Forest or in the Lower Oder Valley National Park, cycling, swimming and bathing, e.g. at Lake Lübbesee (10 min. walk) or in the Templin natural spa, boat trips, water sports, varied children's programme, e.g. Climbing forest, barefoot adventure park, go-kart track or zoo, excursions to Prenzlau, Templin (‘Pearl of the Uckermark’), the historic old town of Angermünde, Chorin Monastery or the rafting town of Lychen, situated between seven lakes, there are numerous farm shops and markets, regional cuisine in ‘Maiks kleine Hofwirtschaft’ and many other charming restaurants

Why we like this house

Serene clarity, vibrant details and a beautiful garden

This house is great for

Families and friends looking for relaxation and nature, great for workation

Sustainability

Public transport: from Berlin with the RB12 to Templin, then by bus (runs three times a day)

Details

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