Description:
Newly built residence in a dream location on the Baltic Sea. The residence, with its spacious apartments, offers beautiful water views that you can enjoy from your terrace or balcony. All apartments are tastefully furnished in light materials and offer both WiFi and satellite TV with Sky programs. Olpenitz is located right where the Schlei flows into the Baltic Sea. The longest inlet in Germany is a popular sailing area. You can wonderfully watch the activity on the water. Not far away is the tranquil town of Kappeln with restaurants and shopping opportunities. Here you will find a real rarity: Europe's last herring fence. Every year on the Ascension weekend, the Hering Days are celebrated in Kappeln - a great experience for locals and guests. Highlights included: All consumption-based energy costs WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS Activities nearby: The Schlei Nature Park with its fascinating flora and fauna stretches around Olpenitz. The wonderful nature is best explored on hikes, walks and bike rides. Both the Viking Frisian Trail and the Baltic Sea Coast Cycle Path run along here, connecting the cities of Flensburg and Lübeck over 400 kilometers. Excursion tips: the small town of Kappeln with its museum harbor, the Viking village of Haithabu or - in cooler weather - the seawater wave pool in Eckernförde.
Layout:

• open kitchen
• dining table
• hob (4 ring stoves) (ceramic)
• toaster
• coffee machine
• oven
• microwave
• dishwasher
• fridge-freezer
• Living/diningroom
• double sofa bed
• TV (satellite)
• bedroom
• double bed
• bathroom
• shower
• washbasin
• toilet

• General
• tumble dryer (shared with other guests) (paid)
• washing machine (shared with other guests) (paid)
• balcony or terrace
• heating (gas)
• garden furniture
• parking
• high chair
• baby crib(paid)
• Towels/Sheets (extra fee)

Remarks:
It is strictly forbidden to organise any student party, bachelor party or drinking party in this house Non smoking accommodation. The photos show examples of houses and apartments. not suitable for people with reduced mobility.


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