Living in a listed building - Dassow granary - Apartment Dinkel

The old Dassow granary was built in 1861 as a grain storage facility and served as a grain transshipment point for local farmers.<br>Its location directly on the Stepenitz River, Lake Dassow, and the former inner-German border is unique. After German reunification, the historic building stood vacant for years and fell into disrepair. Its tilt is noticeable to anyone driving from Hamburg or Lübeck towards the Baltic Sea coast in the Klützer Winkel region. <br>In 2017, we began extensive restoration of the historic, protected granary. Nearly three years have passed since the start of the project—from the complex pile foundation work to the renovation to meet modern standards. Its striking tilt of 80 cm on both the interior and exterior makes it unique in northern Germany and also contributes to the charm of the holiday apartments.<br><br>The holiday apartments have been available to our guests since Easter 2020. A total of 5 apartments are available in the building.<br>All apartments are duplexes spread over two levels. A staircase leads from the living area with an open kitchen to the sleeping area (open-concept with a loft). <br>The Dinkel-1 apartment is designed for 2 people; an additional cot can be set up.<br><br>A large event space has been created on the ground floor of the granary, which can be rented for private parties and other events.<br>When in use, this may occasionally result in higher noise levels in the apartments. A discount to compensate for this is already factored into the rent.<br><br>A bakery and café have been operating in the newly constructed annex since fall 2020.<br><br>Please feel free to contact us for further information or if you have any questions.<br>www.Fewo-am-Ostseestrand.de