House by the forest in Polz
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Great location
Spotlessly clean accommodation
100% Recommendation
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Great location
Spotlessly clean accommodation
100% Recommendation
Added 45 times to wish list
Online for over 4 years
Description
The house, built in 1998, has on the ground floor a living room with open kitchen (incl. fitted kitchen) with fireplace, a bedroom, a storage room, a shower room and a hall with access to the attic. In the attic there is a studio room with double bed and sofa bed as well as a guest toilet. All windows are equipped with external blinds and mostly with fly screens. The terrace door on the ground floor leads to the wind- and view-protected terrace with awning. The approx. 600 sqm large property is fenced.
The house has no central heating. The heating will be mainly done by the fireplace. There is electric heating in the bathrooms and in the living area.
Sleeping facility
Rooms and Facilities
pets are allowed by agreement
non-smokers only
garden
TV
terrace
fireplace
parking space
children welcome
This is what this accommodation offers you
sleeping facility
Indoor area
Outdoor area
For dogs & pets
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suitable for
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Arrival and distances
distance to next shop 6 km
6 km
Location and surroundings of object
Polz is the southernmost village in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Until 2004 Polz was an independent municipality and since then it has been a district of the town of Dömitz and thus belongs to the Dömitz-Malliß office in the district of Ludwigslust-Parchim. Polz lies on the Löcknitz River. Klein Schmölen, another district of Dömitz, lies to the west and Breetz to the southeast. Breetz is a district of Lenzen (Elbe) in the federal state of Brandenburg. From Klein Schmölen, an inland shifting sand dune extends northwards parallel to the Löcknitz towards Polz. Polz is framed on three sides by extensive pine forests; only to the south is the village bordered by the banks of the Löcknitz and the meadows behind it.
The holiday home is located on the outskirts of Polz, a larger, well-kept village in the Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve, between Dömitz and Lenzen, in a quiet location, right next to the forest.
The local development is characterised by larger farmhouses and settlements and is very loosened up because of the large plots of land. However, smaller holiday homes, such as those in this residential area, can also be found in Polz. In Dömitz and also in Lenzen there are various shopping facilities, administration, doctors, sports clubs.
The region between the two small towns is characterised by the river landscape of the Elbe, extensive pine forests and agriculture.
Polz has good regional and national transport links via district and federal roads and the Elbe bridge at Dömitz.
On the Mühlenberg, an inland dune, there is an earthen holland windmill dating from 1887. It fell into disrepair after ceasing to operate and was converted into a restaurant in 1987, where the mill character was lost by installing a viewing platform instead of a cap with mill wings. After the fall of the Wall, the mill was closed. It was renovated in 2000 and is now used as a dwelling.
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Advice by the landlord
| check-in: | 15:00 |
| check-out: | 11:00 |
| rental deposit: | 25 % at time of booking |
| final payment: | 2 week before arrival |
additional information about rental price:
| additional adult person 20,- € per night; children 6 - 16 years 10,- € per night All utensils (blankets, pillows, baskets, towels...) for the pets cannot be provided and we ask you to bring them with you. |
Cancellation terms:
- Sie bekommen den Buchungsbetrag zurückerstattet, wenn Sie die Buchung mindestens 4 Tage vor dem geplanten Check-in bis 12 Uhr mittags MEZ (Mitteleuropäische Zeit) stornieren. Bei Stornierungen, die weniger als 4 Tage vor Check-in vorgenommen werden, bekommen Sie 50% des Buchungsbetrags zurückerstattet.
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Excursion destinations
Inland dune near Klein Schmölen
There are not many natural elevations in the Elbe floodplain, which should please cyclists. All the more interesting is the sight of the inland dunes at Klein Schmölen near Dömitz, which can be seen from afar from the Elbe embankment road.
Europe's largest inland hiking dune rises impressively on the edge of the Mecklenburg Elbe Valley Nature Park. From its highest point, about 42 metres above sea level, visitors have a magnificent view over the Löcknitz lowlands in Mecklenburg, the Lenzerwische in Brandenburg and the Elbe foreland on the Lower Saxony side. The fascinating dune complex with a length of a good two kilometres was formed at the end of the last ice age, about 12 000 years ago.
Special climatic and very different soil conditions have allowed an extremely diverse flora to develop here, which in turn is a habitat for rare and protected species of birds and insects. The dune can be walked through on marked paths, and information boards along the way provide information about the special features of the geological formation. Guided tours are also offered regularly.
Dömitz
Dömitz Fortress, located directly on the right bank of the Elbe, impresses with its pentagonal basic shape, bastions, casemate vaults and 10-metre-high brick walls. At the largest fortress in Mecklenburg, visitors not only learn interesting facts about the town and its military history and about Fritz Reuter's time in prison.
Dömitz is surrounded by the rivers Elbe, Elde, Löcknitz and Rögnitz and offers the best conditions for motor sports or canoeing. A very attractive harbour complex with a marina and a maritime hotel, which enjoys great popularity with its adventure gastronomy, harbour bar and beach club, is the flagship of Dömitz.
Rüterberg
On the edge of the so-called "village republic of Rüterberg" lies a natural gem of a special kind. Clay was mined here by hand for more than 80 years. At first sporadically since the early 19th century, but industrially from 1889 onwards. When the border was secured, the area was closed down in 1968. What remained was an industrial wasteland.
Desert crater landscapes, deep pits and high heaps without trees and bushes were the result of decades of clay mining. While more and more people left the then restricted area, nature reclaimed the land. Soon, black locust, aspen and sand birch trees colonised the barren soil and over the decades a dense mixed deciduous forest developed in and around the clay pit, which became the basis of life for a diverse flora and fauna. The clay pit gradually filled with water, creating a small lake.
Today, an interesting circular trail leads around this lake, reflecting not only the traces of human activity but also the result of almost 50 years of natural development. In recent years, the "Elbetal Nature Conservation Association" has redesigned the path into a nature trail with information boards and stands explaining the history of this unique landscape and its geological features. Visitors also learn interesting facts about the mining history of the village and about the animals and plants that live here. The well-signposted circular trail is about 1.2 kilometres long. If you want to visit all eight stations and learn more, you should allow one and a half hours.
Lenzen (Elbe)
Lenzen (Elbe) is a town in the district of Prignitz. It is the seat of the Amt Lenzen-Elbtalaue, which also includes the municipalities of Cumlosen, Lanz and Lenzerwische. As one of the oldest towns in Prignitz, Lenzen offers sights and places with exciting history, such as the castle
Around Lenzen, a variety of natural treasures beckon, and small half-timbered towns and romantic Elbe villages invite visitors to stroll and linger. The Elbe River Landscape is an internationally important resting and migration area for numerous bird species. For thousands of cranes, wild geese and lapwings, the wide glacial valley is the migration route and an important resting and feeding area. In autumn and spring, up to whooper swans, 150 Bewick's swans, more than cranes and several tens of thousands of tundra and white-fronted geese can be observed in the Elbtalaue alone.
Gartow
The half-timbered town of Gartow invites visitors to take a stroll in its idyllic setting on Gartow Lake. The 75-metre-high Höhbeck, opposite Lenzen, is a geological feature and always worth a trip. With its lookout tower, the castle and town of Lenzen can be viewed across the Elbe far into the countryside.
availability
free occupied arrival or departure
last updated on: 04/22/2024
7 reviews
Overall assessment
4.9 amenities/facilites
4.9 value for money
5.0 service
4.9 location
4.8 cleaniless
December 2023
Silvia H. from Berlin
5,0
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New Year's Eve in a holiday home in Polz
The house is very quiet and idyllic and has a fenced garden. From there, you are right in the field and immediately in the forest and can take beautiful walks with dogs. We were able to observe squirrels and deer very closely.
The stove quickly spreads a cozy warmth. All kitchen utensils are available and the house is very clean.
The landlords are very friendly, there was even a bottle of sparkling wine in the fridge.
If you are looking for peace and solitude, you will be very well taken care of there with your four-legged friends.
We were there for the first time but certainly not for the last time.
Thank you very much for these beautiful days.
recommend for: holiday with pet
July 2023
Birgit H. from Bitterfeld-Wolfen, OT Wolfen
5,0
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5
Great holiday home in a quiet location
We and our four-legged friends spent a week here in complete peace. Ideal for those seeking tranquility. The house is very well equipped, nothing was missing - everything was available, a fully equipped household. Even bicycles were not missing. As we travel a lot, we can judge that well. On two cooler evenings, the warmth of the fireplace was pleasant. There was also enough wood.
We went on bike rides through the adjacent forest and the surrounding area every day and were able to observe many forest animals, even in front of the property.
We can only recommend the holiday home and would love to come back.
A heartfelt thank you to the Behnke/Houvennaghel family.
October 2021
Carola F. from Leegebruch
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Very nice holiday home
Thank you for a relaxing long weekend. We enjoyed the peace and quiet and the nature was great and the weather also cooperated. The autumn showed itself in great colours. The house is very well equipped, we didn't miss anything.
recommend for: holiday with pet
June 2021
Roswitha M. from Limbach-Oberfrohna
4,7
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3.5
Super Urlaub
Wer Ruhe und Erholung sucht, ist hier genau richtig. Die Unterkunft liegt direkt am Wald, wir konnten fast jeden Tag Rehe beobachten. Einfach Natur pur. Das Haus selbst ist sehr zweckmäßig eingerichtet, Wohnküche ist gut ausgestattet, es gibt viel Geschirr, Töpfe, Besteck und viele kleine Utensilien. Wir haben nichts vermisst, fühlten uns fast wie zuhause. Terrasse auch wunderschön gelegen.
Alles in allem einfach nur super. Ein herzliches Dankeschön an die Gastgeber.
Wir werden diesen Urlaub nicht so schnell vergessen und auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen.
Roswitha und Jürgen mit Dackeldame "Flo" aus Chemnitz
recommend for: holiday with children, holiday with pet
September 2020
Claudia S. from Oldenburg
5,0
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mitten in der Natur
Wer Entspannung abseits von Lärm und Hektik sucht, der wird hier fündig. An einem sonnigen Herbsttag auf der Terrasse ist nichts zu hören außer dem Rascheln der Blätter im Wind. Für Einkäufe und Ausflüge in größere Städte empfiehlt sich ein Auto. Ansonsten erreicht man auch mit dem Fahrrad einige schöne Orte zum Wandern und "Natur gucken".
Das Haus ist super ausgestattet, sauber und ordentlich, die Vermieter sehr freundlich und bemüht.
Unser Hund und wir haben uns hier sehr wohl gefühlt.
recommend for: seniors, holiday with children, holiday with pet, holiday for singles, romantic holiday
July 2020
Anita E. from 64404 Bickenbach
4,9
4.5
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Ferien pur
Rehe vor dem Fenster und herrliche Ruhe, Lage und Ausstattung des Hauses sind topp. Für eine größere Familie würde ich mir einen Geschirrspüler wünschen. Die Gegend hat uns sehr gut gefallen, Naturliebhaber kommen voll auf ihre Kosten, im Umkreis von 30km ist viel anzusehen.
recommend for: adventure and experience, disabled persons, seniors, holiday with children, holiday with pet, cultural and sightseeing holiday, romantic holiday
May 2020
Beate from Berlin
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5
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Entspannung pur
Wer Ruhe und Entspannung sucht, ist hier genau richtig. Das Haus ist gut ausgestattet und in der Küche gibt es alles, was man braucht und noch mehr.
Der Vermieter hat alles getan, damit man sich hier wohl fühlt.
recommend for: holiday with pet
Contact
Company Haus am Wald in Polz
Family K. Houvenaghel/Behnke
Host since: 04/19/2020
response rate: 100%
response time: under 12h
Contact languages: German
Service times: Mo.-Fr. 16:00-18:00; Sa.-Su. 14:00-18:00
Objektnummer: 278458
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listing #: 278458
Last updated: 17.04.2024
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«House by the forest in Polz» achieves a holiday rating of 4.9 (rating scale: 1 to 5) at 7 submitted reviews.
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