N8940031 This country house was completely renovated in 1998.  It is located in the Oberkrämer Province and part of a traditional four-sided courtyard.

  On the exterior there are many details that were left in their original condition.  This includes the gable front, wood lattice windows, massive oak entryway and a red roof that was luxuriously covered with clay plates.

 The color of the facade is yellow, in concordance with traditions of the area. The exterior architecture provides everything that you can want in a country house.

 In the living room is oak parquet, as well as in the integrated country house style-kitchen which can be fitted out upon request.  The pleasant window and floral wall design creates a relaxing atmosphere.

 The large glass facade in attic and upper floor provide for a lot of light all year round.  In the main sleeping area of the upper floor there is a modern bath with a separate bath tub and shower.

 The whole object is heated by central gas heating.  There are also places to store bikes a stone shed.

 Two parking spaces and an approx. 9 m ² big wooden shed belong to the object.

 A lot of attention was given to the garden organization and the big terrace areas, providing a lot of free spaces.  The 30 m ² and 12 m ² terraces create a place for outdoor activities and enjoying the sun.

 The object is situated in a 750 year old village with a modern infrastructure.  It offers an elementary school center, a daycare, sports fields, shopping facilities and nearby leisure possibilities (swimming, riding, jogging, fishing, walking, etc.

). The place traffic accessibility is good thanks to the nearby highway, train connections, and regional rail connections that provide excellent connections to the larger Berlin area.

 By car you can reach Kurfürstendamm as well as Alexanderplatz and the Brandenburg Gate in approx. 30 - 45 minutes.

 Railway connections to Berlin are practical running every hour via Hennigsdorf and vice versa into the surrounding area of Brandenburg to Neuruppin / Rheinsberg (sea area).  The Baltic Sea can be reached in less than 2 hours.