Vacation apartment for 1-5 persons (70 sqm)

This lovingly furnished apartment offers a unique connection to nature on the edge of the Davert Nature Reserve. In a wonderfully peaceful location on the outskirts of town—in Ascheberg, Westphalia—guests can relax, enjoy nature, and go on excursions by bike to the Davert Nature Reserve and along the Münsterland Castle Route, or by car to places like the historic old town of Münster.
The ground-floor apartment measures 70 square meters and consists of two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, dining room, and bathroom; it is within walking distance of the town center. You can park your car on the street in front of the house. Bicycles can be locked to an outdoor bike rack; no smoking and no pets allowed. In town, you’ll find supermarkets (ALDI and Rewe), banks (Sparkasse and Volksbank), various bakeries and cafes, an ice cream parlor, various restaurants, pizzerias, and fast-food joints, pharmacies, and much more.
Distance from the apartment:

to the A1 highway (onramp or offramp): 1.5 km, 3 minutes by car
to the train station: 2.2 km, 5 minutes by car
to the town center: 0.7 km, 2 minutes by car, 3 minutes by bike, 8 minutes on foot
to Münster: approx. 22 minutes by car, approx. 25 minutes by train
to Dortmund: approx. 38 minutes by car, approx. 30 minutes by train.

The municipality of Ascheberg is located in the Münsterland park and cultural landscape within the Dortmund–Hamm–Münster urban triangle. Ascheberg’s neighboring municipalities are (clockwise, starting in the southwest) Nordkirchen and Senden (both in the Coesfeld district), the independent city of Münster, Drensteinfurt (Warendorf district), the independent city of Hamm, and Werne (Unna District). Within a 13-kilometer radius, there are a total of 18 palaces, castles, and manor houses with moats, including Westerwinkel Palace in Herbern and Nordkirchen Palace, which is also known as the “Versailles of Westphalia.” In addition, there is a well-developed network of biking and hiking trails around the municipality of Ascheberg. Ascheberg has an interchange on the Bundesautobahn 1 (E 37). Furthermore, the municipality is connected to the railway line between Münster and Dortmund via two train stations in Ascheberg and Davensberg. The regional train 50, “Der Lüner,” stops once per hour in each direction. Family doctors, pediatricians, and dentists practice locally. Inpatient medical care and specialist care are provided by the hospitals and specialist practices in the neighboring cities of Münster, Lüdinghausen, Werne, and Hamm.
Do you run a business and are looking for affordable and pleasant long-term housing for your employees, technicians, apprentices, or interns? Or are you a technician or frequent traveler looking for a temporary home in the Münster area? Then I look forward to your inquiry and hope to welcome you as a guest soon.