House in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
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About this house rental
The Wieck Captain’s House is located on a spacious property alongside the Wieck Coach House. While the Wieck Captain’s House occupies the front part of the property, the Wieck Coach House is situated at the rear. Both houses are arranged so that each accommodation offers its own privacy and a unique retreat.
With five bedrooms, the Wieck Captain’s House can accommodate up to nine people—ideal for large families, multiple generations, or friends who want to spend a vacation together on the Baltic Sea.
The heart of the house is located on the first floor: a spacious kitchen-living room with direct access to the garden. This is where guests cook, eat, and spend time together—in a relaxed, sociable atmosphere, without any rush.
The spacious living room with a fireplace and TV is perfect for cozy evenings—especially during the cooler months, when it creates a warm, comfortable atmosphere.
Also on the first floor are two bedrooms, a practical pantry, and a spacious bathroom with an integrated utility room.
An old wooden staircase leads to the upper floor, where the historic character of the house is particularly evident. Here you’ll find three more bedrooms and an additional shower room.
A special highlight is the in-house sauna, which offers soothing relaxation after long walks along the Bodden, bike rides through the Darß Forest, or a trip to the western beach.
Wieck is one of the quieter and most unspoiled places on the Darß Peninsula—characterized by old captains’ houses, the Bodden, and a laid-back, maritime atmosphere. From here, the Darß Forest, the West Beach, and the Baltic Sea resorts are all within easy reach.
The Captain’s House with a View of the Bodden is a spacious vacation home in Wieck on the Darß—featuring a fireplace, sauna, and plenty of room for spending time together by the Baltic Sea without sacrificing peace and privacy.
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Map of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
