Comfortable vacation apartment in Heringsdorf near the beach - Villa Martha

An idyllic holiday in a historic setting
This charming holiday rental is located in a historic building dating back to 1903 and offers modern comforts in a stylish setting. With 46 m² of living space, it provides everything up to two guests need for a relaxing holiday. The apartment is ideal for couples or solo travellers who value peace and quiet, nature, and proximity to the sea. The cosy living room, furnished with a sofa, armchair, and TV, invites you to relax—Wi-Fi is, of course, available. A separate bedroom with comfortable sleeping accommodation ensures restful nights.

The kitchen is also fully equipped—including a stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator with freezer, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, and electric kettle. The adjoining dining area with a dining table creates the perfect setting for shared meals. The bathroom features a modern shower, sink, and toilet. Additional practical amenities include a washing machine, vacuum cleaner, ironing board, and hair dryer.

Perfect Location—Sea, Nature, and Amenities Combined
You’re just 300 metres from the fine-sand Baltic Sea beach—ideal for long walks, sunbathing, and refreshing dips in the water. Shops and restaurants are just a few minutes’ walk away (about 300 m each), as is the nearest train station (1,000 m). There’s also a doctor nearby—giving you complete peace of mind during your stay.

A special highlight is the lovingly maintained garden with seating areas and a grill—ideal for balmy summer evenings under the open sky. The apartment is situated in a quiet, natural setting, partly bordering the forest—here you can breathe deeply and simply unwind.

Pets are warmly welcome—ideal for guests who don’t want to be without their four-legged friends.

Your perfect Usedom holiday starts here
Whether you’re looking for relaxing days for two or an active Baltic Sea holiday—this accommodation offers the perfect setting. You’ll stay in comfort, close to the beach yet in a quiet location. The amenities leave nothing to be desired, and the lush garden adds that extra touch of holiday charm. Let yourself be enchanted by the historic architecture and modern interior of this charming apartment—and enjoy Usedom at its best.

Highlight
Heringsdorf, the “Nice of the Baltic Sea,” awaits you with a 508-meter-long pier—the longest in continental Europe—featuring boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and breathtaking sunsets over the Baltic Sea. Magnificent seaside resort architecture, such as Villa Oechsler and Villa Achterkerke, lends the town its historic charm. The treetop trail near the train station offers panoramic views from a height of 33 m and unspoiled nature. Culture lovers can enjoy exhibitions and concerts at the Art Pavilion and the cabaret tent, as well as open-air music in the summer. Find peace and quiet in the idyllic “Church in the Forest,” nestled in the coastal woods. Heringsdorf combines beach, architecture, nature, and culture—ideal for discerning holidaymakers.



Villa Martha is located in the heart of the seaside resort of Heringsdorf, right in the centre of town. The beach, the promenade, and the Heringsdorf pier are just a few metres away. Shopping options and numerous restaurants are in the immediate vicinity.

This historic villa offers 4 spacious, stylishly furnished holiday apartments. The holiday accommodation, measuring 100 m², 46 m², 46 m², and 68 m², can comfortably accommodate 2 to 5 people. High-quality, tasteful furnishings, fully equipped kitchens, Wi-Fi, and a laundry room are among the amenities provided in the 4 holiday units.

The seaside resort of Heringsdorf is located between the seaside resorts of Ahlbeck and Bansin in the north of the island of Usedom, near the Polish border. The town captivates visitors with its unique seaside resort architecture, which gives it a distinct and historic charm. Along the boardwalk and the pier, there is a wide variety of restaurants and eateries, various shopping options, and a diverse range of cultural activities. Heringsdorf, along with Ahlbeck, Bansin, and Świnoujście, is connected by Europe’s longest boardwalk.