Villa Seeblick

Six chances for a dream apartment.

Villa Seeblick - Already in the morning at the sea.

Historical charm and timeless design are combined in these apartments. They offer a home for all lovers of elegance and luxury. The Villa Seeblick, which is now a listed building, was built in 1905 with great attention to detail. The name already gives it away: from here you can enjoy a direct view of the water. Already in the morning with the first coffee you can admire the glittering waves of the Baltic Sea. A wonderful relaxation! Each of the six 2- to 3-room apartments offers a beautiful view of the Baltic Sea, which is favored by the hillside location.

In autumn 2023, the villa will be completely gutted and renovated in a historical sense, so that not only the facade will shine in new splendor by the end of 2024. The new wooden windows are also based on the historical model. You'll immediately feel like you've been transported back to this magnificent era.

The apartments can be used as permanent residence or for holiday rental.

Exclusive outfitting features and modern elegance.

With attention to detail.

The outfitting in the apartments is a highlight. In the living area and in the bedrooms you can expect magnificent high ceilings, stucco and carefully selected herringbone parquet. At the same time, the bathroom also impresses with high-quality materials - everything with great attention to detail.

On approx. 74.50 m2 to approx. 118.50 m2 there is not only a living and dining room, a bedroom and a kitchen, but also a bathroom with a sauna. One of the ground floor apartments also has a steam bath and an additional outdoor wellness area. When it's still cold in the morning, the panoramic sea view can be enjoyed particularly well from the conservatory that belongs to each apartment. Of course, each residential unit also has a balcony or terrace.

An absolute dream location.

The sound of the sea included.

Bansin, one of the three imperial baths on the Baltic Sea island of Usedom, impresses with a white sandy beach, lots of sun and a view of the beautiful Baltic Sea. A big highlight is the 285 meter long pier, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view. The wide beach of Bansins delights everyone who likes to walk, hike or ride a bike, because here you have a beautiful view over the sparkling waves of the Baltic Sea. The twelve-kilometer walk along the longest beach promenade in Europe, which runs from Bansin to Świnoujście in Poland, is also worthwhile. The immediate environment is characterized by the numerous villas with resort architecture from the 19th and 20th centuries, which characterize the townscape with their splendor. A particularly large number of magnificent buildings can be seen from the promenade.