Type gebouw: meergezinshuis. perceeloppervlakte: 534m². bouwjaar: 2007.

Maximaal 2 huisdieren/honden toegestaan. 3 room flat on the ground floor of our holiday home with 4 flats, built in 2007. Quiet location, only 3-5 minutes walk to the beach and the pierLayout:1 living room with SAT-TV, radio, 80cm Smart-TV, electric tiled stove fireplace, partly Blue-Ray-Player1 kitchenette with 4-ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster, partly oven1 daylight bathroom with shower/WC, partly washing machine, hairdryer1 bedroom with double bed, large wardrobe, full-length mirror, chair1 bedroom with bunk bed or sofa bed1 hallway with wardrobe1 terrace with table, 4 chairs, sun lounger and barbecueBookable on request: car park (for a fee), laundry package with towels and bed linen, pick-up from Koserow stationDog: We are happy to welcome your furry friend in this flat (for an extra charge), not permitted in all flats. Please keep your dog on a lead at all times on the premises.The flats are kept in different styles. The floor and wall coverings, furniture and furnishings are coordinated and give the flat a typical coastal flair. An electric fireplace in the living room ensures a cosy feeling even on colder days. All flats have a lockable bicycle shed.Excursions: First and foremost, of course, is the sandy beach, which is only 150 metres away. In case of bad weather, the leisure pools Bernsteintherme and Ostseetherme offer an adequate substitute. We have special discount cards for the Ostseetherme, which you can obtain free of charge from our manager, Mr and Mrs Wilm, if required. In Peenemünde you can explore the roots of space travel. or why not take a trip to the Polish market in Swinemünde? Or a night out in the discos of the fashionable seaside resorts of Heringsdorf or Ahlbeck? No problem. From the centre of the island, it's all a short walk - and if necessary, the Usedomer Bäderbahn will take you back long after midnight (distance to the station approx. 1 km).Local description : Koserow, situated roughly halfway between Karlshagen and Ahlbeck, at the narrowest point of the island of Usedom, between the Baltic Sea and the Achterwasser, is unique and diverse in its natural features. Whether you enjoy swimming, sailing, surfing, hiking or cycling, there is something for everyone here. The highest point on the island of Usedom, the Streckelsberg, is particularly attractive at 60 metres above sea level. From its steep bank, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the sea. From here, on a clear day, you can see the hills of Mönchgut on the island of Rügen to the west and often the chalk cliffs of Stubbenkammer. Looking north-west, you can see the island of Oie, which attracts attention particularly in the evening with the flashing lights of its lighthouse. If you look to the south-east, you can see the steep banks of the neighbouring island of Wollin.The holiday home is connected to the road via a short public gravel path. This is poorly lit in the dark.Excursions: First and foremost, of course, is the sandy beach, which is only about 200 metres away. In bad weather, the Bernsteintherme and Ostseetherme leisure pools offer an adequate alternative. We have special discount cards for the Ostseetherme, which you can obtain free of charge from our manager, Mr and Mrs Wilm, if required. In Peenemünde you can explore the roots of space travel. Or why not take a trip to the Polish market in Swinemünde? Or a night out in the discos of the fashionable seaside resorts of Heringsdorf or Ahlbeck? No problem. From the centre of the island, it's all a short walk - and if necessary, the Usedomer Bäderbahn will take you back long after midnight (distance to the station approx. 1 km).Local description : Koserow, situated roughly halfway between Karlshagen and Ahlbeck, at the narrowest point of the island of Usedom, between the Baltic Sea and the Achterwasser, is unique and diverse in its natural features. Whether you enjoy swimming, sailing, surfing, hiking or cycling, there is something for everyone here. The highest point on the island of Usedom, the Streckelsberg, is particularly attractive at 60 metres above sea level. From its steep bank, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the sea. From here, on a clear day, you can see the hills of Mönchgut on the island of Rügen to the west and often the chalk cliffs of Stubbenkammer. Looking north-west, you can see the island of Oie, which attracts attention particularly in the evening with the flashing lights of its lighthouse. If you look to the south-east, you can see the steep banks of the neighbouring island of Wollin.