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Lovingly decorated and furnished holiday home on the outskirts of a small holiday resort, just 80 meters from the shore of Lake Kummerow with its natural sandy beach. Couples will find plenty of space here on 80 square meters and their own outdoor seating area with garden furniture and a barbecue. Highlights of the apartment are the fireplace for romantic evenings and the additional TV in the bathroom. The 8,000 square meter community property, on which there are other accommodations, is only separated from the private bathing area at the lake by a road with little traffic. Your holiday region - the Mecklenburg Lake District - is an extremely idyllic environment, which is not only a real pleasure for the eyes, but also offers plenty of sports and leisure opportunities for active holidaymakers. The Kummerower See lies between the towns of Malchin, Dargun and Demmin. It is the fourth largest lake in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the eighth largest lake in Germany. The town of Kummerow is a good five kilometers away, the town of Malchin with a very good infrastructure is about twelve kilometers away. Activities nearby: You can rent bikes directly in the facility (for a fee) and, for example, start a four-hour bike tour around Lake Kummerow. You will not only discover the charm of the slightly hilly landscape of the Mecklenburg Lake District. Be sure to also take a break in Malchin. In addition to its beautiful market square and the remarkable German avenue, numerous monuments, churches and a museum await you. Fans of canoe and kayak tours should make a detour to the Peene. Here, every vacationer goes into raptures when they can explore the mostly untouched nature from the water.