A group of listed buildings in the circular village of Wendland.

Romantic accommodation away from the hustle and bustle of the city for self-catering. The house is often booked for large family outings. The surrounding area invites to beautiful walks and real relaxation. The three bedrooms on the upper floors offer a view of two idyllic cottage gardens with cherry and apple trees. The evening light falls into the bedroom on the ground floor behind the kitchen and the view is clear far beyond the fields. The property is perfect for spring, summer, autumn and winter due to the garden. There are several bicycles including three children's bikes available for free use. Even in winter it is now very cozy thanks to a new tiled stove in Zargleben, although the house is not well insulated due to the age and the restrictions under monument law. The old historical 'Stube' from 1799 was renovated in 2014 while preserving the historical design and the restoration of discovered, more than 120 year old stencil paintings. Thanks to the new reconstructed tiled stove, this south-facing room is particularly cozy even in winter.

In Zargleben itself there is a large organic farm, the 'Eichenhof', on which small piglets can be admired again and again. Eggs, meat (including game) and delicious potatoes can also be ordered here. Other attractions in the surrounding area include the museum village of Lübeln, the Rundling Satemin with a pretty cafe on the village square, the Wendlandbräu brewery, great riding stables and numerous outdoor and forest pools. The 'Püggener Moor' is a paradise for mushroom pickers in autumn. The highlight of Wendland, however, is the annual 'Cultural Country Party' taking place in May: www. cultural-landpartie. de.

The 'Flecken' Clenze with bakeries, a health food store, supermarkets, a pharmacy and banks offers good shopping opportunities 5 km away. In the warm months, Clenze, like the open-air swimming pool located there, can be easily reached via dirt roads with the bicycles available.

Every Saturday at 10 a.m. a baker comes to Zargleben with delicious rolls and cakes and rings the bell. This is how the holiday weekend can begin!