In a quiet residential area in the Rechlin Nord district, just a few steps from the Müritz and the popular circular cycle path, there are two cozy wooden holiday homes for up to a maximum of 5 people on a separate and fenced plot of approx. In a quiet residential area in the Rechlin Nord district, just a few steps from the Müritz and the popular circular cycle path, there are two cozy wooden holiday homes for up to a maximum of 5 people on a separate and fenced plot of approx. 500 m². A beautiful bathing area on the Müritz is approx. 500 m away, the Rechlin Nord marina with boat hire and restaurants and the Aviation Museum are approx. 1.5 km away and the center of Rechlin is approx. 2.5 km away. The two identical, non-smoking houses are comfortably furnished with lots of wood and have a large living area (sofa bed, flat-screen TV, radio, CD player) with an open kitchen (dining table, electric stove with oven, fridge with freezer compartment), a bedroom (double bed with new mattresses) and bathroom with shower/WC. A steep ladder leads to the open sleeping loft (ATTENTION: no headroom!) with three mattresses. Each of the houses has electric radiators and insect screens on the windows. In addition, there is a covered and furnished terrace, barbecue, parking lot, bicycle storage facilities and free Wi-Fi (cannot be guaranteed as there is currently no stable coverage). Final cleaning and water consumption are included in the total price. Please bring your own towels and bed linen. To be paid on site: Tourist tax and energy according to consumption. One dog is allowed. Rechlin is a state-recognized resort on the south bank of the Müritz. The small towns of Mirow and Röbel are approx. 10 and 18 km away respectively. The town has restaurants, shops, a marina, jetty, bathing beach, boat hire, children's playgrounds and much more. The aviation museum in Rechlin Nord provides interesting impressions of the time when the town was an air force testing base, the shipyard and the town's history, while the Müritz National Park, with its huge forest complexes, many small lakes, meadows and moors, is one of the most important habitats for rare animals and plants. Visitors can explore the area themselves using the well-developed network of cycling and hiking trails. Guided excursions are offered for observing wild animals and birds. Numerous observation towers have been built for this purpose. Can comfortably fit up to 5 people