Villa Wunderlich Large apartment near Potsdam and Berlin

We offer you a modern, 63 sqm apartment on a historic farm with 2 bedrooms and a converted attic. The apartment has a spacious living and dining area including a fully equipped kitchenette with a large refrigerator, oven and dishwasher, as well as a bathroom with a bathtub and separate shower. It is also equipped with air conditioning. There is garden furniture available in the courtyard, and there is a swimming lake 2 km away. The space A 63-square-meter converted former hayloft with a spacious living and dining area, including a fully equipped kitchenette and a large dining table. There is a large sofa for relaxing, as well as a 50" TV and free Wi-Fi. When the outside temperatures are hot, the apartment remains pleasantly cool thanks to the air conditioning. Sleeping options: A "master bedroom" with a double bed, a small room with a single bed that can be pulled out into a double bed (then this room is basically full), and in addition, the attic, which can be accessed via a staircase in the apartment and where two (older) children can also sleep. You can imagine it like a fixed tent, with 2 mattresses (on slatted frames). The bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower and a bathtub. We have renovated the apartment using natural building materials (oak parquet, partly clay plaster) and furnished it in a modern style. Through the large windows in the gable, you can look out over the meadows and, with a bit of luck, observe the cranes. The apartment is located in a former stable building on a listed four-sided farm, off the road that already has little traffic, in an idyllic little village on the edge of the Nuthe-Nieplitz-Niederung Nature Park, where the cranes live - and yet you can reach Potsdam in 20 minutes (by car) and Berlin in 40 minutes! Guest access Outside, the garden furniture and the grill can be used. In addition, there is an open space for all with a large table. Here you can meet or get suggestions for your vacation from the shelf with the excursion literature. Other things to note What is important to us: We have worked almost exclusively with natural building materials. The electricity we consume comes from our own solar system during the day and from the Schönau power plants (EWS) at night. Our wastewater is treated by a plant-based treatment plant that we operate together with our neighbors.