Un joyau du design, situé dans un cadre isolé en pleine nature

This converted farmhouse stands alone in the rolling countryside of the Uckermark, surrounded by flowering meadows, fruit trees, and small bodies of water. The facade opens up to the south toward the vast horizon, while tall poplars on the western side rustle in the summer breeze. Here, you’ll experience nature at its purest.



A hexagonal entryway welcomes you at the former stable entrance and leads to the light-filled living room. Large windows frame the view of the cottage garden to the north and the countryside to the south. The open fireplace invites you to linger, while the kitchen is perfect for cooking together. Earthy tones of wood, clay, and terra cotta create a peaceful atmosphere.



The orchard to the west and the hedge-enclosed cottage garden to the north frame the house. Rounded kettle holes lie like islands in the surrounding meadows—typical remnants of the Ice Age landscape. An old barn ruin to the east will eventually become part of the garden.



Explore the lakes near Pinnow and Fergitz, or hike through the Charlottenhöhe Nature Reserve. The Schwemmpfuhl near Gustavsruh and the thousand-year-old burial mounds near Vossberg are well worth a visit. Boitzenburg beckons with its castle, oak forest, and the Zum Grünen Baum restaurant.