Exclusive living in a historic ambience

For sale is the larger southern part of the newly roofed semi-detached house including a terrace garden with adjoining garage, which has been converted into a shed.
Cozy corners and wind-protected niches offer ideal recreation zones in the southwest orientation of the approx. 90 sqm paved terrace area. The plot of 368 sqm in total can also be reached by car from the rear thanks to a registered right of way. A separate carport/parking space can also be used there until 2030.

Even the entrance area on the castle side is impressive. You enter a hall through the Art Nouveau vestibule. The outgoing doors are largely preserved in their original state, as is the floorboard in the living areas on the first floor (approx. 150 sqm in total).
The living rooms impress with their room height of 2.90 cm and a modern wood-burning stove installed in 2022. The center of the first floor, however, is undoubtedly the kitchen, which has been extended by a conservatory, creating a light-flooded room. Immediately next to it is the utility room with connections for a washing machine and dryer as well as the guest toilet with its own shower. A short staircase leads to a small wine cellar.
The master bedroom with a large built-in wardrobe is also on the ground floor. It has exclusive access to the master bathroom with underfloor heating, rain shower and modern shower toilet, which was recently renovated in 2020.
In addition to two dormer rooms, the top floor has another room that is built around a corner and can be used as a cozy separee. On the south side of the upper floor there is a small sauna and a spacious storage room. There is also a WC on the upper floor. The sloping ceilings combine cosiness with plenty of space for work and family.
The bedroom and kitchen are equipped with high-quality air conditioning.

A total of over 190 sqm of living space is available, some with sloping ceilings - space for the whole family in a unique living environment.

In an exclusive location on the west side of the Schloßplatz, hidden behind a double row of chestnut trees, the house is centrally yet quietly situated in the city. It is part of the former hunting lodge, which served as the hunting residence of the Grand Dukes of Schwerin until the baroque palace was built next to it. One of the most beautiful baroque gardens in northern Germany begins directly behind the house.
Ludwigslust has an excellent infrastructure. All shopping facilities and schools are on site, daycare centers in the immediate vicinity. Doctors and a hospital are within walking distance. The baroque town with approx. 12,000 inhabitants is located at the A 24/ A 14 highway junction and is an ICE stop (45 minutes to HH-HBf). The state capital Schwerin can be reached by train or car in 30 minutes.