Rieke Vacation Home, child-friendly, with a garden, 1,500 m from Salzhaff

"Rieke" Vacation Home—a house by the sea with a country-style charm!<br>Our Rieke vacation home, along with the neighboring Karo house, is situated on a lot of approximately 1,000 m² in a quiet vacation home community on the edge of a scenic conservation area. In the spring and fall, you can watch migratory birds; in the summer, the swallows stay in Boiensdorf and raise their young. Hares and foxes have also been spotted. <br>The vacation home community is located near the sea. The Salzhaff, a Baltic Sea bay, is only 1,500 m away. From the property, you have a partial view of the sea—but the “breath” of the sea is in the air everywhere.<br> “Rieke” features a secluded terrace and its own barbecue area. We’ve set up a sandbox and a children’s slide for our young guests, and there’s also a space for older kids to play soccer or badminton. Since families with children visit our vacation home community year-round, it’s easy to find playmates. <br>The garden is landscaped with shrubs and flowers that attract many butterflies and bumblebees during the summer blooming season. <br>Our vacation home is cozy and comfortable, furnished primarily with real wood furniture. Subtle decor—partly nautical in style, partly custom-made—along with plenty of candles inside the house and in the garden, underscores the homey character of our vacation homes.<br><br>We’re also happy to welcome guests during the New Year’s holiday season. In the run-up to Christmas, the houses are decorated with candles, an Advent wreath, and fresh fir branches. An electric fireplace in the living room invites you to relax.<br><br>Utilities—electricity, water, heating, and Wi-Fi—are included in the rental price. <br>Our vacation home features a CEE outlet rated at 5x16A 230V. With a high-voltage charging cable—also known as a CEE charging cable—you can charge any electric car or plug-in hybrid vehicle using high-voltage current (often referred to as industrial current, three-phase current, or high-voltage power). <br>The cost is currently 50 cents per kilowatt-hour and is billed via a separate submeter.