Ideal for small families and couples / quiet location / lake / near Potsdam & Berlin

WELCOME !!

We cordially invite you to our 4 **** star apartment 'Willebroek' in the beautiful village of Wildenbruch.
(Classified by the German Tourism Association DTV)

A 62m² large, southwest-facing apartment offers everything you need for a relaxing and pleasant stay for 2-3 people as well as young families with children.
(Cot, changing table, Tripp Trapp, mirror pull are available)

Located on the edge of the old village center of Wildenbruch with a wide view of the beautiful, undeveloped landscape of the Nuthe-Nieplitz nature park.

In summer, the Seddiner See, which is within walking distance, with its numerous bathing spots promises a pleasant cooling.
Hikers will also get their money's worth in the Nuthe-Nieplitz Nature Park.
On the cooler autumn days and the cold winter weeks you will find cozy warmth in the apartment equipped with underfloor heating.
Conjure up a candlelight dinner for two in the fully equipped kitchen or enjoy a cozy evening with your loved ones.
If you don't feel like cooking, the two excellent inns (400m / 500m) in the village center are happy to invite you to a culinary delight.

Enjoy the beginning of the day in the light-flooded living area and look at a breathtaking sunset in the evening.

The modern bathroom with large, floor-level shower room offers everything for a morning refreshment or a feel-good shower after an eventful day.
The spacious bedroom with a raised double bed invites you to a restful sleep or reading pleasure.
All rooms can be completely darkened.
When the weather is nice, the garden area (80m²) for sole use offers enough space to relax.
The entire apartment has underfloor heating and is equipped with high quality real wood furniture, which round off the overall picture.
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The apartment is very quiet and has excellent connections (4 km to the Michendorf motorway exit) to Potsdam and the Berlin Ring (A10, A9, A115)
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Why 'Willebroek'
This goes back to the name origin of today's Wildenbruch. This is a name change from the Belgian town of Willebroek, which is noted in 1180 as Wildebroc. This name denotes a settlement in a wild, barren swamp or break.
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The Seddiner See, which is within walking distance, invites you to go ice skating and extensive hikes around the lake in the winter months.
In the Nuthe-Nieplitz nature park there are numerous natural excursion destinations.
Discover historic Potsdam or the world metropolis Berlin.
as well as the asparagus city of Beelitz, the lake landscape around Potsdam and the picturesque villages and natural landscapes of the Mark Brandenburg.

We are looking forward to your visit!
Tony Fischer & Antje Eulenburg