Colonists' House Ahlbeck

In 1740 the colonization of the then largely deserted Ueckermünder Heide by Frederick the Great began. Some of the type houses built at that time still bear witness to this time, including our Kolonistenhaus in Ahlbeck.
The approx. 250 year old colonist house is located on a 1200 m2 fenced property. On almost 100 square meters you can experience the romantic house with a tiled stove in the large living area and open kitchen (dishwasher, refrigerator, electric oven and gas hob), dining area, 2 separate bedrooms with double beds, one of them with an open fireplace and a fantastic modern bathroom / toilet with a walk-in shower area and washing machine. A cot and high chair are also available. At the back of the house is the large sun terrace with garden furniture and a grill.The Kolonistenhaus has just been renovated and will be rented for the first time in summer 2007.The picturesque village of Ahlbeck (not to be confused with the seaside resort Ahlbeck on Usedom) is nestled between pine forests and has one of the most beautiful half-timbered churches in the region, a small supermarket, bakery, hairdresser, an ATM and two restaurants.The neighboring town of Rieth with the bathing area and the jetty at Neuwarper See (a bay in the Szczecin Lagoon) is only 5 km away. A beautiful bike path leads through the pine forest to the lagoon.Source: baltic-sea-tourism.com/www.traumhaff.de/kolonistenhaus.html