Object discription:
This rural cottage is located in the village Zacler in the eastern part of the Giant Mountains (Karkonosze) and is excellent for as well winter as summer holidays.
It breaths an ancient atmosphere but has at the same time all required comfort of modern times. Sleeps up to 8 people.
The house is very well suited for families with small children, since the master bedroom with baby bed is on the ground floor. High chair is also at your disposal.
Charming bars and restaurants + a supermarket for daily groceries within walking distance.
Division:
Ground floor: spacious, charming entrance, cosy living room with fire place, radio CD player, TV with Dutch and Belgian channels, DVD player and possibility to plug in an MP3 player. Kitchen with 4 ring electric cooking range, fridge/freezer combination, dishwasher, water cooker and coffee maker.
Bedroom with double bed, baby bed and wash basin. Bathroom with shower and 2 wash basins. Toilet with wash basin. Store room for skis. All rooms have heating with thermostat.
1st floor: can be reached through permanent stair case, spacious landing area, 2 bedrooms each with wash basin (sleep 4 and 2 people). All rooms on this floor have thermostat as well.
Garden: large garden (700m2), the house is surrounded with a spacious natural stone terrace with barbecue.
Surroundings & activities:
The cottage is excellently located to start exploring north east Bohemia, an area that is divided into 4 regions: the Giant Mountains (Karkonosze), the Broumov region, the Nachad region and the Orlické Mountains. A visit to Poland is a possibility, with the Poland border lying at 4km away from Zaclér. The Golden Town Prague lies 165km away and is certainly worth a visit as well.
The Giant Mountains are located in the north east of Bohemia and are stretched out over the border with Poland for a total distance of approx. 40 km. The average altitude of the 20 km wide mountain range is 1200m, with a couple of mountains that are much higher than that. With a 1602m altitude, the Snezka (located in the eastern part) is considered to be the highest one. Other peaks are the de Lucni hora (1555 m), the Studnicná hora (1554 m) and the Vysoké kolo (1506 m).
The Broumov region is located in north east Bohemia as well. It is a charming valley surrounded with woody hills - beloved for its peace, beauty and unspoilt nature. The city Broumov is the cultural and economic centre. Interesting to know about this region is the fact that there has not been any industrial development through the years. You will be surrounded by clean air and unspoilt nature here.
The Orlické Mountains ('Orlické hory') run into the Giant Mountains and belong to the smaller mountain ranges of the Czech republic. It consists of a merely continuously 50km long mountain ridge.
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