This 3,864 ft² (359 m²) six-bedroom, four-bath villa is located on Germany’s Baltic seacoast between the beautiful resort towns of Ahlbeck and Heringsdorf. The main house, distributed across three levels, was built at the end of the 19th century in traditional timber frame construction and is located just a few steps away from the beach on a well-maintained property that is completely fenced.

Completely renovated in 2017 to the highest standards, the house now features modern amenities while maintaining its historic charm. On the first floor, the entrance hall leads into the large reception area with a home office. In the heart of the house, the kitchen, living, and dining areas feature high ceilings, including a revolving fireplace and double sliding doors to take in the sea breeze. The primary bedrooms have en suite baths with walk-in showers, tubs, and double vanities. Additional amenities include an elevator, rounded balconies, an open loggia, an alarm, a vacuum cleaner system, and high-quality sanitary ceramics. The garden maintenance is facilitated by a robotic mower and the irrigation system, and there is a tea pavilion and a double garage with a charging station and a bicycle storage house.

The surrounding villages offer restaurants and cafes, biking, strolling, and shopping near the longest continental sea bridge in Europe. The nearby island of Usedom, with its restored resort and spa villas, offers over 30 miles (40 km) of sandy beaches along the sea, including watersport activities like swimming, windsurfing, and sailing, and the capital city of Berlin is just 2.5 hours away by car or train.