High-quality, lovingly furnished 100 square meter holiday home with an open gallery level over two floors, with a balcony-like outdoor platform, surrounded by green gardens, with leisure rooms, garden, 100 cubic meter fish pond in the garden, view of the church tower, church garden, park and the fields and mountains of the Leipzig lowland bay.
The vacation home, which was not completed until 2022, was created from former farm service rooms of the building, which was built in 1881. As a socio-cultural center, the former three-sided farm in the historic center of a Saxon community with 3,500 years of history combines rural soft tourism with native culture. Thus, all families interested in multi-day recreational stays feel comfortable here,
Furnishings:
upper floor:
developed attic:
In addition to the holiday home, guests have at their disposal:
In the main house, the music library of the host can be used by individual arrangement.
The outdoor facilities of the courtyard will only be completed in the course of the year.
Address: An der Mauer 2, OT Großzschepa, 04808 Lossatal, , Germany
Size: 100.0 m², 5 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom
Beds: 2 Single beds, 1 Queen size bed, 1 King size bed
Prices: 160 EUR / Night
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Services on site for our guests:
Numerous tourist offers exist within a radius of 100 km. The nature between the Hohburg Mountains in the Mulde Valley, the Leipzig Lowland Bay, the Ore Mountains and Saxon Switzerland is just as inviting as the major cities of Leipzig, Dresden, Chemnitz with their diverse cultural and art scene. It would take years to visit all the highlights, which can be reached within one to two hours by car.
The vacation home itself is located in the low-traffic historic center of the 3,500-year-old village of Großzschepa, right next to the 1000-year-old churchyard and the Rittergutspark. Local and regional tourist offers harmoniously complement the stay. From festivities in the local history museum to the annual summer festival of the manor association to concerts in Wurzen Cathedral and the workshop for creative biographical writing at the Ringelnatz Association Wurzen. Kaolingrube and numerous quarries are reminders of the region's industrial past, as is the Stone Workers' House. Modern sites of industrial culture and Leipzig's stimulating art and music scene are inviting.
By the way: In 2023, Großzschepa celebrates its 800th anniversary of the first documentary mention and 100 years of the Großzschepa volunteer fire department. Celebrate with us!
