House in the Oderbruch region, near Seelow.

VIEWINGS: Every Tuesday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

The house is located as the second-to-last property in a row of houses, and the street is very quiet because it's a dead end. The houses are not crowded together, but are spaced approximately 50 meters apart. Those who wish can partially provide for themselves on the large property. Currently, there are a few old fruit trees (many varieties of apples, one pear, and a very delicious, juicy peach, apricot, plum, walnut, and hazelnut). There are plenty of fruit tree avenues within cycling distance. The house is solid and requires only minor renovations, none of which are urgent. All the materials are available to carry out these renovations in an environmentally friendly way (chalk, pigments, glue). Because there are two chimneys, it is not a problem to heat all the rooms with a wood-burning stove. Currently, a small stove with a small cooking and warming plate, a tile stove, and a stove with a large cooking plate and oven (formerly known as "Küchenhexe") are connected and approved. Almost everything is also available for a gas heating system. It wasn't used last winter and has been temporarily decommissioned because it was too expensive and unreliable in terms of ensuring a consistent supply. In winter, you can use a gas-powered water heater for the kitchen (yes, even for a bathtub), or an electric on-demand water heater can be used year-round. If desired, the small electric sauna can also be included in the sale. Currently, there are two bedrooms in the attic, with the smaller one (8m²) being a pass-through room. The larger room is approximately 12m². Both rooms have sloping ceilings on one side. The outbuildings include a small cellar, a garage, and a barn for two pigs and at least 20 chickens. Adjacent to the barn is a shed. For more details, please refer to the ground floor plan, which has been drawn to a reasonably accurate scale.

Hackenow is a district of Alt Tucheband. Historically, it was a manor house, and today, after the major battle of 1945, it is a settlement consisting exclusively of single-family homes.

Public transportation links by bus to Seelow, Golzow, and Gorgast are good. All of these places are less than 10 km away and easily accessible by bicycle. From these locations, you can reach Berlin-Lichtenberg in about an hour by regional train, or Küstrin (Poland) in approximately 15 minutes, with its beautiful forests and wetlands.

Kindergartens and schools, as well as numerous shops, are located in Manschnow, Golzow, and Seelow. Swimming spots along the old Oder River are available in Gorgast and Golzow.

The surrounding area has plenty of farms and nurseries where you can obtain fresh produce.