In the middle of the Uckermärk Lake District, a biosphere area and strictly protected natural habitat with the lowest population density in Germany, there is a beautiful old estate, the Vorwerk Krewitz. The manor house was built in the 1780s in the Baroque style by the Counts of Arnim, who lived in Boitzenburg Castle as estate managers to oversee the estate's agricultural affairs. The house has a long history and has served various purposes over the years.

The hosts Max and Jolie found the property in a very dilapidated state in 2008. They have lovingly restored it and made perfect use of the spacious spaces to create a warm home for family and friends. The two of them are now renting out the beautifully renovated house, which has six bedrooms and can accommodate up to 14 people.

The two designed the space to reflect their personal taste and style. The furnishings are partly reminiscent of British country houses - colorful walls, comfortable benches and sofas, cozy large beds and luxurious bathrooms with high-quality tiles and fittings.

The house's large kitchen with its long table is perfect for cooking evenings and meals together. An open fireplace ensures coziness in the winter months, while three beautiful outdoor terraces brighten up the sunny months.