+++Spacious country estate near the Baltic Sea with 33,000 m² total area – Ideal for keeping horses+++

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Some properties impress with their fittings, others with their location. This expansive estate combines both in an exceptional way and offers rare freedom of space for people and animals. The red clinker-brick house, located near the Baltic Sea, forms the center of a refuge where maritime idyll, impressive expanse, and quality of living enter into a rare symbiosis. Here you can let your gaze wander freely across your own meadows, all the way to Wismar Bay. In favorable weather, a glittering stretch of the Baltic Sea flashes on the horizon. A subtle maritime greeting that underscores the special location of this property.

The varied interplay of sunny moments and a rugged coastal sky shapes the panorama and gives this place its very own, almost magical atmosphere in every season.
Built in 2004 in solid construction on the outskirts of Krusenhagen, the house presents itself in an exceptionally well-maintained condition. With around 172 m² of living space, it combines generous open areas with a well-thought-out room layout and charming country-house character.

The ground floor comprises four rooms, a kitchen in a timeless wood design, a bright bathroom, a utility room, and the inviting hallway area. This living level is largely characterized by warm terracotta tiles that fit very beautifully into the overall picture. A stylish wood-burning stove in the dining room provides cozy warmth on cooler days and underscores the inviting, homely ambience. From the practical utility room you enter directly into the 35 m² double garage with sectional door and modern wallbox.

From both the kitchen and the dining room you step onto the expansive terrace, which encloses about one third of the house. Generous white mullioned windows bring nature into the house and create a light-flooded living ambience. The upper floor is accessed from the dining room via the classic wooden staircase with a white banister.

The gallery was converted in a loft style in 2021: Visible wooden supports and a high-quality floor covering in a warm wood look give the attic an exceptional sense of space, while large studio skylights open up spectacular sightlines across the expansive landscape. The open area leaves plenty of room for individual ways of living. In the course of the conversion, the attic was insulated; in 2026 a professional cleaning of the roof followed, and at the same time it was sealed.

Also in terms of energy, it presents the property future-proof and modern. The carefully considered combination of an efficient heat pump, a solar thermal system to support hot water, and a high-performance photovoltaic system complete with electricity storage combines the highest level of living comfort with modern energy efficiency.

The centerpiece of the outdoor areas is the generous travertine terrace, which flows seamlessly into the lovingly designed garden. The gentle slope presents itself as a colorful, lushly blooming embankment planted with perennials and lavender, elegantly retained at the bottom by a wall of concrete blocks. An integrated staircase of solid travertine steps, together with sandstone side supports, leads—along with a practical ramp of fine travertine—down into the lower garden area. Sustainable and comfortable garden irrigation is provided by an underground rainwater cistern with a generous capacity of 6 cubic meters. A well-maintained hedge frames the immediate house plot and offers protection from the wind without restricting the unobstructable view of the open landscape.

The generous area of approx. 33,000 m² is divided into two sections: the well-maintained house plot comprises approx. 1,000 m², and an extensive grassland area of approx. 32,000 m² is also firmly included in the scope of purchase.

The large meadow, which is within sight, lies approx. 50 meters from the garden plot. Thanks to its size and an existing shelter, the area offers excellent potential for near-natural keeping of hardy horses or as summer pasture.

There is also the option of taking over furniture, existing garden equipment, and paintings from the owner.

A refuge that unites the best of two worlds: sophisticated architecture, energy future-proofing, and maximum open space meet a backdrop of peace and freedom. This rare interplay lends the property a very special, lasting value. Such a place cannot be planned—it must mature. Many search, yet only a few find it.

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