Kellenhusen - Birkenweg 11 - Detached vacation home near the beach for max. 8 persons.

Plenty of space for a large family... just about 100 m from the beach!
Two-story single-family home for up to 6 adults and 2 children, featuring a patio, garden, and two balconies!

Ground floor:
- Entryway with coat closet and guest bathroom
- Living area with seating area, fireplace, and access to the patio and garden; stairs leading to the upper level
- Living room with dining area for 8 people and access to the terrace and garden
- Bedroom with a double bed, closet, and access to the terrace and garden,
adjoining bathroom with a bathtub and toilet
- Fully equipped separate kitchen with a dishwasher

Upper floor:
- Bedroom with a double bed, a children’s cot, a closet, a TV, and access to the balcony
- Bedroom with two single beds, a closet, a TV, and access to the balcony
- Bedroom with a bunk bed and access to the balcony
- Bathroom with shower and toilet

The house includes two parking spaces. At the rear of the property, there is a semi-detached house:
—two living units spread over two floors, each accommodating up to 4 people. One living unit can be booked with a dog!

A garage is available for all three living units to store bicycles.
A washing machine and dryer are available for shared use for a fee (coin-operated)


Kellenhusen on the Baltic Sea—Forest, Wind, Waves, and Disc Golf!
The small town of Kellenhusen is located directly on the Bay of Lübeck, between Grömitz and Dahme, nestled between the Baltic Sea and the local forest.

Anyone who gazes out at the vast sea from Kellenhusen’s beach will immediately be captivated by the modern pier!
Stretching 305 metres in length, the pier arches over the beach and the water.

Mystery walks for human-dog teams searching in groups for the Three ??? Question Marks, Qi Gong sessions, amber polishing, yoga on the beach, archery, children’s theatre, painting and knitting classes, catamaran trial lessons, and various guided walks in the forest. Endless trails where you can walk for hours without encountering a soul. Unless, of course, the white stag that’s been talked about so much shows up, or a few wild boars in the wild boar enclosure.