Appartement für Naturliebhaber im Trusetal

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Perceeloppervlakte: 80m². bouwjaar: 1990. huiseigenaar woont op het perceel. geen jeugdgroepen.

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The holiday flat is located north of the centre of Trusetal in the Elmenthal district in a quiet residential area and, with its good transport connections, offers the ideal mix of peace and quiet at night and proximity to the sights.Of course, the holiday flat is also equipped with an Internet connection, which can be used free of charge. Linen and crockery are also provided. An extra bed is available on request. Pets are not allowed.An oasis of well-being has been created on 72 m², where up to 4 people can leave everyday life behind them. After a long day with countless impressions of the surroundings, you can relax with a novel or a good film in the living room or the spacious conservatory of an additional 36m² with a wonderful view (cable TV available). In the two bedrooms for 2 people each, you are sure to find the peace and quiet you are dreaming of for your holiday. Of course, spacious wardrobes with hangers are available. If you like cooking, our fully equipped kitchen makes it child's play. From a 4-ring hob, microwave and fridge to a coffee machine and toaster, everything you need to serve a delicious breakfast, lunch or dinner in the dining area of the living room. Save time in the morning in the spacious bathroom, especially if you are travelling with 4 people. In addition to a washbasin, mirror cabinet and toilet, there is also a bathtub with a folding shower partition.The resort of Trusetal, situated on the south-western slope of the Thuringian Forest, invites you to enjoy an eventful holiday. The small river Truse gives the village its name. Whether summer or winter, Trusetal is perfect for a holiday in nature. Hikers are rewarded with marvellous views of the Inselsberg and the Rhön mountains. There are also great excursion options: for example, climbing the landmark of the village, the Trusetal waterfall, which was artificially created in 1865, should of course not be missed. Since then, every year from April / May to October, the water cascades down from a height of 58 metres over rock. The Wallenburg Tower, an attraction from the 13th century, from which you have a marvellous view as far as the Werra Valley and the anterior Rhön, also invites you to visit. The Wallenburg, once built to protect the mines, was almost completely destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. The Wallenburg tower was restored between 1964 and 65 and is now a popular excursion destination.You will find a cosily furnished holiday home with living room and cable TV, a kitchen with electric cooker, fridge etc. and a bathroom with washbasin, bathtub and WC. Two separate double bedrooms are located on the upper floor.

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