Fjordhaus an der Schlei, Kappeln, 4 Personen

The apartment Fjordhaus 4 is suitable for four people and extends over two floors, it has its own access from the outside. Open kitchen, dining and living areas make the 80 sqm apartment a spacious holiday home with a panoramic view of the sliver. The two bedrooms are furnished with double beds. They are located on the entrance level and on the upper floor, both directly next to one of the shower rooms. The apartment has underfloor heating, ventilation system and free WiFi. The private terrace in front of the kitchen faces west towards the loop. The meadow can be used together with the other apartment for playing, resting and grilling. Parking spaces for cars are located directly in front of the house on the parking strip of the street and on the property. This apartment can be connected to the inside for 6 people, so that the entire house can be used for 10 people. The Fjordhaus on the Schlei is a wooden structure completed by the architect Jochen Ziegler in autumn 2016 with a panoramic water view of the Baltic Sea fjord. The fjord house is located between Kappeln, the town of Arnis (3 and 4 km) and 8 km from the sandy Baltic Sea beach. It is located in a quiet area, only separated from the loop by a dead end. The surrounding area of the Fjordhaus invites you to go for walks and bike rides. There is a small bay directly opposite the fjord house. The Weidefeld beach, a fine-grained sandy beach on the Baltic Sea, is about 8 km away and can be reached by bike or car. Nature reserves such as the “Geltinger Birk” and the “Schlei Nature Park” have an attractive network of hiking and biking trails. The Golf Club Stenerberg is located in Rabenkirchen-Faulück, 9 km away. Two more are 20 km away. Bread roll service: You can get bread rolls straight to your door during your vacation. On request, we can arrange a babysitter for you. During the holiday season, we reserve the right to only accept short bookings of less than one week from two weeks before the start of the booking. Photos: Dietmar Theis and Jochen Ziegler