Mortelgrund by Interhome

Superficie del terreno: 4000m². Anno di costruzione: 1980.
Massimo 3 animali/cani consentiti. Welcome to Forsthaus Sayda - your idyllic holiday home for relaxation close to nature and active excursions in the picturesque Ore Mountains. Nestled in the peaceful and beautiful countryside south of Dresden, this holiday flat offers the perfect retreat for up to 4 people. Whether you want to explore nature on hiking trails, by bike or on horseback or simply relax in the peaceful surroundings - here you will find your time-out from everyday life.The flat on the first floor of the historic building is lovingly and fully equipped for your comfort. The renovation in 2007 has created a cosy atmosphere in which you will immediately feel at home. A fireplace is available for cosy evenings, while practical household helpers such as a dishwasher, coffee machine and kettle will make your stay as pleasant as possible.The outdoor area of the Forsthaus is a true paradise for nature lovers. Situated right on the edge of the forest, you can enjoy the peace and space of the surroundings. The terrace belonging to the flat is the perfect place for relaxing hours outdoors. Here you can breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the natural surroundings to the full.Sayda and its surroundings offer a wide range of leisure activities. The Ore Mountains are just a stone's throw away and offer a wide range of activities: Skiing and cross-country skiing in the cold season are just as possible as exploring the traditions and crafts of the small mountain town. There is a grocery store just 2 kilometres from your accommodation, ideal for self-catering during your stay.Let the charming holiday flat in the Forsthaus Sayda invite you to an unforgettable holiday. Here, where fox and hare say goodnight, you will find peace, relaxation and unique nature experiences right on your doorstep. Discover the Ore Mountains in all their splendour and create memories that will last.

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