2 room raised first floor apartment in the countryside with kitchen and bathroom with bathtub

The 2-room mezzanine apartment is particularly suitable for single people and couples who want to live surrounded by nature but without gardening. With an ultra-fast fiber optic connection, it also offers an opportunity for home offices and freelancers.
You enter the south-facing mezzanine apartment from the quiet courtyard via a private entrance. You enter the large main room of the apartment directly through the fully glazed entrance. This offers sufficient space for living, dining and for the new Italian kitchen. From here you can reach the spacious, interior bathroom with bathtub. It shines completely in white and anthracite-colored fine stone tiles and is equipped with a sensor-controlled ventilation system. The washing machine and tumble dryer are located in a separate utility room and therefore do not interfere with the bathroom. The very large bedroom offers space for more than just sleeping. It is easy to find a place to work, relax and any amount of storage space. All walls are smoothly filled by hand and white. Beams and technical installations have been elaborately clad.
The apartment's location in a green village offers the experience of nature, fresh air and peace and quiet without any effort. You don't have to worry about a garden. The green surroundings offer much more of a nature experience on walks or outdoor picnics.
Sustainability and closeness to nature can be combined with a modern style of living. The house has been equipped with state-of-the-art wood pellet central heating. This reduces your costs for heating and hot water, as well as your CO2 footprint under the KfW40 standard. Live independently of gas and oil. The wood pellets used are a waste product of regional wood processing from sustainable German timber.
The charming building from the heyday of North German brick architecture was originally built as a representative dairy in the center of the village directly opposite the village oak. The name "Alte Meierei" refers to this history. The whole village is very quiet as there is no through road. You can hear the season by the changing songs of the birds. Some of the stately farmhouses are also located on the village square or nearby, which gives Traventhal a special ambience in the midst of a picturesque, hilly landscape. The occasional clattering of horses' hooves may well transport you back to a bygone era.

On foot:
0 min - village square with village oak, several bus stops
2 min - nature
5 min - River Trave
12 min - Traventhal state stud farm, cultural and event center
13 min - Traventhal Castle, excursion destination

By car:
4 min - supermarkets and all necessities
4 min - Altengörs train station
5 min - A21
6 min - Bad Segeberg train station
6 min - A20
25 min - Lübeck main station
34 min - Baltic Sea, Timmendorfer Strand
45 min - Hamburg main station

By public transport:
10 min - Bad Segeberg train station
from Bad Oldesloe - 26 min to Hamburg main station
from Bad Oldesloe - 18 min to Lübeck main station
from Altengörs station - 47 min to Hamburg main station

By bike:
4 min - Traventhal State Stud, cultural and event center
4 min - Traventhal Castle
9 min - Altengörs train station
17 min - various Supermarkets etc. in Bad Segeberg
18 min - Bad Segeberg train station

The village of Traventhal is located approx. 5 km south of the center of the district town of Bad Segeberg in the district of Segeberg in Schleswig-Holstein. The village shares both a zip code and public transport connections with the nearby town.

Traventhal has only around 500 inhabitants and is located in the countryside near the River Trave. Living here is characterized by peace, fresh air and nature on the doorstep. Traventhal is known nationwide for its state stud farm.

In contrast, over 17,000 people live in the nearby district town. It offers every need, jobs, cultural and leisure activities, state facilities such as schools, daycare centers, hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Bad Segeberg is known nationwide for its annual Karl May Festival. You can also find out more at www.bad-segeberg.de !

Traventhal is located approx. 55 km north of Hamburg's main railway station. It can be reached via the A20 in approx. 45 minutes.
Traventhal is located approx. 30 km west of Lübeck main station. It can be reached via the A21 in approx. 25 minutes.
The Baltic Sea can be reached via the A20 and A1 in approx. 34 minutes.