Historic farm house in the Wendland region

About this house

The Wendland region in Lower Saxony not only offers a beautiful natural landscape, but is also one of the most interesting cultural regions in Germany. Here you will find green fields and forests as well as many small museum villages and cultural towns, organic farms and small cafes and much more. The historic farm of Mariann and her family was built in 1799, making it one of the oldest buildings in the area and, as such, a listed monument. The large courtyard ensemble in traditional Rundlingsdorf design can accommodate up to 14 people in four bedrooms and with a sofa bed or two - and is especially suitable as a vacation destination for families with children. The living room is not only historically reconstructed with the old stencil paintings on the wall, but also particularly cozy due to the tiled stove. In the bay window room there is plenty of space for social gatherings or joint yoga sessions and the kitchen, with the old beams as a room element, offers plenty of space for shared meals. Especially for families, this place is a great experience. Here you'll find everything you want for an adventure vacation with kids in the countryside: from great equipment in the house (bunk beds, play corners, toys) to the garden, where you'll find a sandbox, a fire pit and plenty of toys to play with outside. Numerous bicycles for adults and children invite you to bike tours and to explore the varied nature of the area on two tires.