The Lübzer Kunstspeicher consists of three buildings, a court and a garden in the historic center of Lübz. The first, more cowered one of them used to be the house of a merchant and comes with a former shop with listed furniture. The mix of restored antique and the individual style of the artists determine the character of the living room, the hall and especially in the guest rooms. Every room has its own personality, comes with art and antiques, yet also comfort. This applies for both of the guesthouses, however, the other one – former residential and commercial building of a wealthy baker – presents itself more prestigious towards the street. The frame house from the 1790s was not only amended with a façade, but also with half a house with high rooms. The history of the ascend of this house is evident to every guest, who goes from the generous Salon in the chambers of the old, crooked frame work annex. Here are also baths en suite, a modern kitchen and a billiard- and a dining room.

The houses are located near the historical city center and the rural landscape around the town of Lübz is also very scenic. The Gerber-brook draws the line of the site in direction of the Eldenburg and the Amtsturm. Transforming the former storage house and the residential buildings in a refuge and recreation demanded a lot of patience and creativity from the artists. But they were fascinated by the medieval town Lübz with a historic city center, known for the traditional brewery. Located near the Elbe Müritz waterway, only 14 kilometer away from Plau am see, preserved it the former “Eldenburg” charm and its unpretentious character. Exploring the surrounding forests and hills by bike or by foot is relaxing and inspiring.