The holiday home was rebuilt in the old half-timbered style. It is furnished in country house style, has exclusively wooden ceilings with partially visible beam constructions and new, comfortable furnishings in a rustic atmosphere. Location: Very quiet, directly on the former Wiecheln mill pond. The "Mühlenkate" holiday home is located on a former agricultural estate, on which one of the first vineyards in Lower Saxony was built nearby. The vineyard has already been planted and covers an area of 1.4 hectares with over 6,500 vines. Holiday guests are offered the opportunity to find out about winegrowing on a small educational wine trail and can also take a guided tour of the vineyard on request.- Cosy living room with wood-burning stove and satellite TV- Separate, spacious kitchen with cosy dining area, fully equipped with dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, cooker with oven, microwave, toaster, coffee machine, electric hand mixer.- 2 bedrooms, including 2 double beds for 2 persons each (additional cot on request)- Shower room with WC and sauna with seating for 4 people- Separate WC with washing facilities- Private garden with terrace, garden furniture and panoramic view over the Wiecheln mill pond and the Neetzen lowlands- A shelf with interesting literature and board games.- WLANOther: All rooms have gas central heating, living room, kitchen, hallway, shower room and WC also have underfloor heatingPrivate garden with terrace, garden furniture and panoramic view over the Wiecheln mill pond and the Neetzeniederung.- Cot on request- Free internet- Please note: The environment and nature are important to us. For this reason, New Year's Eve fireworks are not permitted on the premises.- Cafes and restaurants can be found within four kilometres and shopping facilities within six kilometres.- The Lüneburg Heath with its beautiful nature can be easily reached by car. You have the opportunity to go on heathland hikes in all the large heathland areas, the Lüneburg Heath nature reserve with the Wilseder Berg, probably the best-known area, the Südheide near Hermannsburg, the Nemitzer Heide near Lüchow and the most mysterious heathland area, the Breeser Bruch in the Göhrde.- The historic salt town of Lüneburg lies on the Ilmenau at the edge of the Lüneburg Heath. It became famous and rich, particularly in the Middle Ages, due to its large salt deposits. The pretty old town has been almost completely preserved and therefore radiates a special charm. The ARD television soap opera "Rote Rosen" has made Lüneburg even better known and more and more people are flocking to Lüneburg. The Hanseatic city has one of the highest pub densities in the whole of Germany, where you can enjoy a relaxed meal, simply have a coffee or go partying. Lüneburg's specialist shops are also ideal for a relaxed shopping spree. Lüneburg is about 15 - 20 minutes away from our holiday homes.- The Elbe is one of the longest and most famous rivers in Germany. For many years, the river was the border river of the inner-German border. Today, there are no longer many fences or watchtowers to indicate a former border, as nature has reclaimed this habitat. Today, the unique natural environment provides an important habitat for various protected animals. Many beautiful places such as Hitzacker or Bleckede invite you to visit along the Elbe riverside road.- The Wendland is a region in the eastern part of Lower Saxony and has become famous for the protests against nuclear power. In recent years, many people have once again travelled to this region to stop the Castor transports. In the meantime, Wendland with its unique round villages has become a popular meeting place for many different people. Every year in May/June, the "Kulturelle Landpartie" takes place in Wendland, where many craftsmen, drop-outs, travellers, musicians etc. exhibit or perform their work. The largest town in Wendland is Dannenberg, which is about half an hour from our holiday homes.