4 personas casa en ÖSTERBYBRUK

Welcome to Trumsby 110 and this small charming and picturesque 19th century (or earlier) croft. A holiday destination for those who seek peace and quiet and want to enjoy the tranquility. Here you can hear the chirping of birds in the morning and maybe see a deer in the evening. The house is privately located on a road with a few houses. The owner lives diagonally opposite the croft. The leafy plot is large with both beautiful trees and flowers. The house underwent a renovation in 2020 when it was repainted and hot and cold water was drawn in. In the bright and spacious country kitchen with painted wooden floors, there is a wood stove that can be fired in that both heats and raises the well-being factor, two hotplates and an oven as well as a refrigerator with a smaller freezer compartment. In the living room where you can also sleep, there are two beds / double bed and a sofa group. The fireplace in the living room can be lit only after the owner has received a green light from the chimney sweep. So consult with the owner regarding heating in the living room. In the small bathroom there is a sink and a separate toilet and if you want to take a bath and wash yourself, you can do it in the outdoor bath that is free without a roof. Here you can enjoy a simple, but very idyllic accommodation. Feel free to sit and drink your morning coffee on the porch twig or enjoy a wonderful dinner in the outdoor furniture in the lovely garden. There are nice bathing spots in the immediate area. Feel free to go to Halvbygda 6 km, where you can swim at Hammardammen or to the bathing place at Rastasjön 8 km. You can also go to Simbadet in Österbybruk, it takes about 10-15. Here you can shop, go to a café, look at art exhibitions, antique shops etc. Feel free to go to the beautiful area around Österbybruk's manor and see all the sights. Here you will find, among other things, the world's only intact Walloon smithy with an exciting history and beautiful environments. For those who want to go hiking, there are also good opportunities to discover the landscape on foot.