Apartment in Lubeck
5 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this apartment rental
Sunny covered balcony with a wonderful overview of the ferry port, Trave with "Passat" to the Baltic Sea, 2 (+1) bedrooms
The approximately 100 m² apartment is on the 2nd The listed staircase is equipped with a stairlift.
After entering the apartment you are in the hallway with a large mirror and cloakroom; to the right is the bathroom with bath / shower and separate toilet with hand wash basin; opposite is a small bedroom with a single bed (90 x 200 cm).
Straight ahead you enter the Nordic-style living-dining room with a comfortable sofa and upholstered armchairs, table with 6 chairs, flat-screen TV and windows to the Trave.
From here to the right through a double wing door to the bedroom with a double bed (180 x 200 cm, separate mattresses) and also a window to the Trave.
After the living-dining room and separated from it by a curtain, you reach a through room with double sofa bed and wardrobes.
Through the next door you reach the kitchen with a view of the garden, fully equipped with a stove with ceramic hob and oven, dishwasher, fridge / freezer, washing machine, microwave, coffee machine.
The highlight of this apartment is the large balcony towards the Trave, with a protective canopy over it, which offers a wonderful view of the water, from the Baltic Sea on the far left over the venerable Passat to the ferry port with the incoming and outgoing ships. With a tarpaulin attached under the canopy, you can protect yourself when there is a heat.
We owe this picturesque balcony to our great-grandfather Richard Piehl, who as chairman of the Lübeck yacht club (and because of his impressive appearance) also had the nickname "Kaiser von Travemünde", and due to structural changes to the much older house (approx. From 1834) for the Art Nouveau facade.
Behind the house, something very special in this location, is a garden that can also be used, simple garden chairs and tables are available, raspberry and cherry picking is allowed.
On the ground floor of the house there is an ice cream parlor, which in addition to the supply of this basic food, also has a delicious breakfast in case the energy is insufficient to do it yourself. Further energy sources in one of their most pleasant forms can be found three houses away with always fresh marzipan in the Niederegger café. Edekamarkt 5 houses further
The approximately 100 m² apartment is on the 2nd The listed staircase is equipped with a stairlift.
After entering the apartment you are in the hallway with a large mirror and cloakroom; to the right is the bathroom with bath / shower and separate toilet with hand wash basin; opposite is a small bedroom with a single bed (90 x 200 cm).
Straight ahead you enter the Nordic-style living-dining room with a comfortable sofa and upholstered armchairs, table with 6 chairs, flat-screen TV and windows to the Trave.
From here to the right through a double wing door to the bedroom with a double bed (180 x 200 cm, separate mattresses) and also a window to the Trave.
After the living-dining room and separated from it by a curtain, you reach a through room with double sofa bed and wardrobes.
Through the next door you reach the kitchen with a view of the garden, fully equipped with a stove with ceramic hob and oven, dishwasher, fridge / freezer, washing machine, microwave, coffee machine.
The highlight of this apartment is the large balcony towards the Trave, with a protective canopy over it, which offers a wonderful view of the water, from the Baltic Sea on the far left over the venerable Passat to the ferry port with the incoming and outgoing ships. With a tarpaulin attached under the canopy, you can protect yourself when there is a heat.
We owe this picturesque balcony to our great-grandfather Richard Piehl, who as chairman of the Lübeck yacht club (and because of his impressive appearance) also had the nickname "Kaiser von Travemünde", and due to structural changes to the much older house (approx. From 1834) for the Art Nouveau facade.
Behind the house, something very special in this location, is a garden that can also be used, simple garden chairs and tables are available, raspberry and cherry picking is allowed.
On the ground floor of the house there is an ice cream parlor, which in addition to the supply of this basic food, also has a delicious breakfast in case the energy is insufficient to do it yourself. Further energy sources in one of their most pleasant forms can be found three houses away with always fresh marzipan in the Niederegger café. Edekamarkt 5 houses further
Amenities at Holidays like the Emperor of Travemünde - 180 ° Baltic Sea Trave Panorama
Family friendly
Map of Lubeck
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