Ideal for a beach vacation & a getaway for two

This charming vacation rental on Usedom offers everything you need for a relaxing vacation—right next to the Baltic Sea beach. You’re just about 850 meters from the fine sand beneath your feet, while restaurants are only 150 meters away. The apartment is located in a well-maintained complex with its own parking lot and is accessible via a few steps.

With about 58 m² of living space, the apartment offers plenty of room for up to three people. The separate bedroom features a comfortable double bed and practical storage space, while the combined living and dining area, complete with a sofa, TV, and large dining table, invites you to relax. An extra bed can be added for a third guest. From the balcony, you can enjoy the fresh Baltic Sea air—perfect for starting the day or enjoying a glass of wine in the evening.

Fully Equipped Kitchen & Modern Bathroom

The separate kitchen has everything you need: a stove with oven, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, and electric kettle are at your disposal—ideal for self-catering. In the adjoining dining area, there’s room for everyone—whether for breakfast or a shared dinner.

The modern bathroom is equipped with a shower, sink, toilet, and hair dryer. A large mirror and ample counter space ensure everyday convenience.

Central location & short distances to everything

In addition to its proximity to the beach, the vacation rental stands out for its excellent transportation links: The nearest supermarket is just 800 meters away, and a train station is within 1 kilometer. A doctor’s office and an ATM are also located nearby. A separate storage room is available for bicycles—ideal for exploring the island on two wheels.

This apartment is ideal for couples, small families, or solo travelers who value comfort, proximity to the beach, and well-equipped accommodations. Children are welcome; smoking is not permitted in the apartment. Wi-Fi is available and free of charge.

Local Highlight

Koserow, Usedom’s charming “Amber Bath,” delights vacationers: The 280-meter-long, curved pier with its bell tower offers spectacular sunset views and barrier-free strolls. Right on the beach, lovingly restored 19th-century salt huts line the shore, testaments to the island’s old fishing tradition. Nature lovers can explore the impressive 58 m-high Streckelsberg—cliffs, beech forests, and breathtaking panoramic views. The medieval Romanesque-Gothic village church, featuring the Vineta crucifix, stylishly rounds out the cultural experience.