Apartment on Lake Sellin

At our “Holiday Home on Lake Sellin,” we offer 3 modern and comfortable holiday apartments of various sizes, located just about 50 metres from Lake Sellin in the Baltic Sea resort town of Sellin. It’s just a 15-minute walk to the famous Sellin pier and the Baltic Sea beach with its fine, white sand. Along the way, numerous restaurants, bars, and cafes on Wilhelmstraße invite you to stop and relax. <br><br>The property was completed in June 2012. <br>The apartments are modern and comfortably furnished and leave nothing to be desired: <br>All windows are equipped with electric roller shutters on the outside and pleated blinds on the inside. The floors are covered with vinyl. The walls feature rustic textured plaster; in the bedrooms and hallways, non-woven wallpaper was used; and some of the ceilings are clad with wood panelling.<br>The bathroom features a spacious 90/110 shower, a large 100/49 sink, a toilet, a towel warmer, heated floors, and a hair dryer.<br>There is a combined living/kitchen area. The modern built-in kitchen is fully equipped with, among other things, a TouchControl ceramic cooktop, range hood, microwave, oven, dishwasher, ceramic sink, refrigerator with freezer compartment, fully automatic coffee maker, toaster, electric kettle, and dishes. There is a wood-burning stove for cosy evenings. The living area features a corner couch perfect for lounging, a coffee table, a large flat-screen TV (satellite TV), and a stereo system. Wi-Fi is also available.<br>The bedrooms have double beds (180 x 200), nightstands, reading lamps, a flat-screen TV, and a built-in closet. <br><br>There is a balcony/patio—some with a lake view. <br><br>Additionally, a laundry room is available for shared use. Here you’ll find a washing machine and a coin-operated dryer. <br><br>We provide rental bicycles for our guests.<br><br>One parking space is available on the property. <br><br>The on-site sauna with a relaxation room was completed in September 2013. Use of the sauna is subject to a fee of €12 per person for 3 hours. <br><br>Friendly, well-behaved dogs are welcome upon request. However, dogs must be at least 1 year old and may not be left alone in the apartment. They are not allowed on the bed or sofa.<br><br>We would be delighted to welcome you in person.<br><br>The Kmetsch Family<br><br>... and now some information about Germany’s largest island ...<br><br>In all modesty, Rügen—with an area of 926 square kilometres and a coastline of 580 kilometres—can call itself Germany’s largest island. The island of Rügen has approximately 70,000 residents. The coastline is heavily indented by numerous bays as well as protruding peninsulas and headlands. No other German island boasts more diverse landscapes and more water. The chalk cliff “Stubbenkammer” rises 122 metres high at the “Königstuhl.”<br>No matter what time of year—a visit to Rügen is always delightful! In summer, the fine sandy beach and the numerous terraces of restaurants and cafés invite you to sunbathe and relax. In the spring, you can enjoy the rapeseed blossoms on a bike ride or watch the fishermen at work as they haul in herring. Autumn invites you to take walks through the Granitz with its colourful foliage, go mushroom hunting, and fly kites on the beach. And don’t forget to hunt for amber after an autumn storm. In winter, there’s nothing better than letting the icy wind blow through you on the beach and then cosying up with a hot cup of tea or sea buckthorn punch. Also a must-see are the New Year’s Eve fireworks at Cape Arkona, on Binz Beach, or at the Sellin pier. The range of activities is incredibly diverse. There’s something for everyone here! Guests can pamper themselves, far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.<br>Some of the most famous sights include the chalk cliffs with their “Königsstuhl” (King’s Chair), the Granitz hunting lodge, the idyllic fishing village of Vitt, and Cape Arkona with its two lighthouses. The harbour in Sassnitz, the theatre and park in Putbus, and the island of Hiddensee are also well worth a