Charming 3-room apartment in an old building with terrace in a quiet location

The house originally dates from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and was completely renovated in 2003. The house has 5 apartments on two floors and a converted attic. There are 4 parking spaces on the property, which are assigned to the apartments.

The apartment is located on the first floor. It has a large living room with an open kitchen and two bedrooms. One bedroom is located on the side of the house facing away from the street. The daylight bathroom is equipped with a shower and a washing machine connection. The apartment has a living space of approx. 76 m2. The floor is tiled. The apartment has a terrace that leads out onto the courtyard. The apartment does not have a separate cellar or storage room.
The room height is 3 m, typical of old buildings. A parking space can also be rented.

Putbus is the youngest town on the island of Rügen and, with the district of Lauterbach, the oldest seaside resort on the island and in Pomerania. The town has been a state-recognized resort since 1997. The town of Putbus was founded in 1810 by Wilhelm Malte I, Prince of Putbus, who had his hometown developed as a planned town in the classicist style so that the town ensemble matched the castle and castle park. The name White Town derives from the white-painted houses of the Rügen princely residence. However, Putbus is also known as the City of Roses because Malte I made the purchase of the residential buildings subject to the obligation to plant rose bushes in front of the houses, which is still accepted today. (Source: Wikipedia)
Compared to the large seaside resorts, the town is much quieter and therefore ideal for living. With its large castle park, theater and many small stores and cafés, the town offers a high quality of life. You can be in Bergen within 10 minutes by car and in Binz and Sellin in just 15 minutes. The town can be reached by train and is the starting point of the famous narrow-gauge train "Rasender Roland".

August-Bebel-Straß­e is a quiet residential street. The street is lined with small craftsmen's and merchants' houses from the town's founding period at the beginning of the 19th century. The theater and the castle park are just a 5-minute walk away. Stores for daily needs can also be reached in a few minutes.