Situated at the end of the small village of Crostau in Upper Lusatia (Saxony), approx. 60 km from Dresden, this house was built in 1926 and offers far-reaching views of the Porta Lusatia. On the ground floor there is an approx. 60 m² flat, which was completely gutted and modernised from top to bottom at the end of 2015. The flat is in a quiet location on a small road leading out of the village, where there is only occasional traffic.The garden of over 8,000 square metres, which borders directly on the landscape conservation area, offers you peace and relaxation. A private, furnished and above all quiet terrace with table and chairs is at your free disposal. It is also possible to use the free bread roll service for breakfast (charged according to the desired number of pastries). There is also parking space for your car on the property with its own driveway. You are welcome to bring your four-legged friend with you for a fee. The entire property is fully fenced and your pet is welcome to roam freely everywhere.The bright and friendly flat has a living/dining room area with a pull-out sofa bed for a maximum of two children, a flat-screen TV with satellite TV and a wooden table with seating for four people. Directly adjacent to this is the open and modern fitted kitchen with induction hob, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, toaster and coffee machine, which leaves nothing to be desired. The separate bedroom has a double bed (1.60 m wide). The modern bathroom is equipped with a floor-to-ceiling glass shower and a rain shower, as well as a toilet, a washbasin and a hairdryer. Heating is available throughout the flat. Free internet access (high-speed DSL) is available in all rooms of the flat.Adjacent to the nature reserve, you can start your hiking trip right outside the front door. There is a bakery 50 metres from the front door, which has been baking according to old recipes since 1940. In the surrounding region you will find the mini-golf park in Bautzen, the Löbau go-kart track, where you can go karting, Segway or quad biking, as well as the Oderwitz summer toboggan run and Germany's largest maze "Kleinwelka". A trip to the old town centre of Bautzen is highly recommended. Visit the over 1000-year-old town with its waterworks, Friedensbrücke bridge and Ortenburg castle. Germany's only rocky national park, the Saxon Switzerland National Park, is also well worth a visit.For dog owners: Don't worry about your four-legged friend - our area is fully fenced and your pet is welcome to roam freely everywhere.