Historic manor house with park, stylish living comfort and versatile potential on the Müritz

Interior fittings

– Main flat (approx. 136 m²):
– 3 rooms, including ‘Great Hall’ with a room height of 4.50 m
– Neo-Gothic windows (custom-made) and a central fireplace (BRUNNER)
– Historic larch wood floor, lavishly restored
– Modern eat-in kitchen with plenty of natural light
– 2 bedrooms, one of which is connected to the guest flat
– Modernised shower room
– Underfloor heating in the extension (hallway, kitchen, 2nd bedroom)
– Exposed partial basement (approx. 69 m² usable area) with 3 rooms and heating

– Guest flat (approx. 48 m²):
– Separate entrance with wooden terrace (approx. 12 m²)
– Kitchen-cum-living room with access to the attic
– Combined living room/bedroom
– Modern shower room
– Can be connected to the main flat via a wooden door

– Technology & modernisation (since 2012):
– Customised double-glazed windows (historic windows restored)
– Walls made of clay bricks (inside) and clay tiles (outside), extension made of aerated concrete
– Gas heating (Junkers condensing boiler, built in 2012), regular maintenance
– Heating tank with a capacity of 2000 litres, embedded in the floor
– New electrics throughout the building
– Renewed outer roof cladding (monopitch roof) in 2019
– High-quality flooring (parquet and tiles)

Outdoor facilities & plot

– Plot of land (approx. 43,313 m²):
– Park (approx. 37,762 m²) with 150-year-old oak, chestnut, birch and lime trees
– Historic paths from the 19th century, uncovered again
– Forest with small marshes, ditches and exposed paths
– Enclosure of the property with entrance gate
– Municipal fire pond (right of first refusal for the owner)
– Moat and mound preserved
– Rainwater channel with discharge into a pond
– Timber for fireplace from own stock

– Building technology:
– Fibre optic connection for fast internet
– Electricity and water supply fully developed
– Sewerage system with connection to sewage treatment plant
– Separate rainwater drainage system

Outbuildings

– Barn:
– Dimensions: 15 x 8.5 m (of which 7 m are brick-built)
– Possible uses: Garage, workshop, studio, storage room

– Vaulted cellar (approx. 310 m²):
– 400 years old, connected to the sewerage system several times
– Positive preliminary building permit (June 2024) for 2-storey residential building

Special features & historical details

– Architectural highlights:
– Detailed renovation of the side wing (2012) according to art-historical models
– Original neo-Gothic windows and restored larch wood flooring
– Historic room heights: 4.50 m in the hall, 3.50 m in the old building, 3.00 m in the new building
– Charming wooden terrace (12 m²) with a view of the park

– Utilisation potential:
– Main residence for own use or letting
– Guest flat as a holiday flat or for private use
– Possibility of combining both residential units
– Preliminary building permit for extension with a new residential building

The municipality of Sietow is idyllically situated on the western bank of the Müritz, nestled in the marvellous lake landscape of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It forms the central junction between the towns of Röbel, Waren and Malchow. Sietow is made up of the districts of Sietow, Sietow-Dorf, Hinrichsberg and Zierzow and offers a perfect balance of nature, tranquillity and good infrastructure.

Hinrichsberg, the location of the manor house, is only 13 km from the A19 motorway and therefore has excellent connections to the road network. The journey time to Hamburg or Berlin is around 1.5 to 2 hours. Rostock-Laage airport can be reached in around 90 km.

Numerous sights and leisure facilities in the surrounding area offer a high quality of life. The ‘Land Fleesensee’ with its renowned golf course and the Schlosshotel Klink are approx. 10 km away. The nearest towns of Waren (15 km), Röbel (8 km) and Malchow (12 km) offer numerous shopping facilities, restaurants, cafés and cultural institutions such as museums.

The region is characterised by beautiful nature, which is ideal for a variety of activities such as hiking, cycling and horse riding. Water sports enthusiasts will get their money’s worth in Sietow-Dorf, just 4 km away, where there are sunbathing lawns, jetties, boat hire and opportunities for wakeboarding and water skiing. The Müritz National Park and other historic manor houses and churches are also ideal excursion destinations.