Directly in the centre of Mirow, just a few minutes' walk from Lake Mirow and the castle island, there are two studios for 2 and up to 3 people respectively, which were extended in 2018, in a separate outbuilding in metres of residential property on the owners' approx. 900 m² estate. Bakers, shops and restaurants are within walking distance. The two tastefully furnished non-smoking flats are centrally heated and have separate entrances.
The approx. 40 square metre apartment for 2 adults is spread over two floors. The living room (couch, flat-screen TV, radio/CD player), an open-plan kitchenette (hotplates, fridge with freezer compartment), the bathroom with shower/WC and a furnished conservatory (dining area) are located on the lower floor. The open sleeping area (1 x double bed) on the upper floor can be reached via a staircase.
All guests have access to parking spaces, storage facilities for bicycles, a seating area in the garden, sun loungers and a barbecue as well as free WiFi.
The total price includes water and energy consumption, bed linen and towels as well as the final cleaning. To be paid on site: Visitor's tax (The holiday resort of Mirow is subject to visitor's tax.)

Mirow is a small town in the centre of the Mecklenburg Lake District between the residential town of Neustrelitz (approx. 25 km away) and the spa town of Waren/Müritz (approx. 45 km away). The town is located directly on the Müritz-Havel waterway and is a centre of attraction for all water sports enthusiasts and hikers. Lake Mirow is the ideal starting point for a variety of paddling tours thanks to its connection to other bodies of water, and the town's biggest attraction is the castle island with Mirow Castle, which was only reopened in June 2014 after many years of restoration, the 3 Queens' Palace, the idyllic Love Island, the Johanniter Church and the Old Castle Brewery with its gastronomic experience, as well as several restaurants and cafés, a fish smokehouse, shopping facilities and boat and bicycle hire. Mirow can be easily reached by train via the railway connection to Neustrelitz.