Rittergut Heyda Sachsen, Germany

Very nice 3 room holiday house (120 m2) in Wurzen with room for 4 people. Good location.

3-room house 120 m2 on 2 levels, on the ground floor. Tasteful and cosy furnishings: living room with Scandinavian wood stove and cable TV (flat screen). Open kitchen (oven, dishwasher, 4 ceramic glass hob hotplates, electric coffee machine, cooking island) with Scandinavian wood stove and dining nook. Exit to the garden, to the terrace. Sep. WC, double hand-basin. Upper floor: 1 double bedroom (200 cm, length 220 cm). 1 children's room with 1 x 2 bunk beds (80 cm, length 180 cm). Bath/shower/WC, double hand-basin. Comfortable furnishings in the country house style. Terrace furniture, barbecue, deck chairs (2). Facilities: washing machine, children's high chair. Internet (WiFi, free). Please note: non-smoking house. While an occupancy by 4 adults, 2 beds (90 x 200 cm) are available in the attic (access by a steep ladder).

Heyda 15 km from Wurzen: Baroque castle "Rittergut Heyda". On the lake. For shared use: park, garden, lawn for sunbathing. Children's pool, children's playground (slide, swing). Private: garden (fenced), lawn for sunbathing. Terrace (20 m2). In the house: central heating system. Rowing boat (Local agreement). Bread roll service and beverage service possible (extra). Parking at the house. Grocery 2 km, supermarket 10 km, restaurant 3 km, bus stop 150 m, railway station "Wurzen" 15 km, outdoor swimming pool 10 km, indoor swimming pool 10 km. Riding stable 2 km. Please note: car recommended. Nestled in the Baroque part of the castle, the old buildings of chivalry (in the family since 1846) have been restored while preserving the historical and ecological charms and preserving the family atmosphere of the castle. Large pond of 7 hectares with authorized swimming and free loaner boat. Hunting accompanied arranged upon request and charges (permit required). For interested guests, it is possible to work in the stables, fields and forest. Game sales (local production), raising rabbits and deer. Deer and rabbits can be seen in pens.