Ferienwohnung Roland Ranft Bad Elster
THE ACCOMMODATION
The holiday home is characterized by a good balance between the rustic style of a wooden house and all the necessary modern conveniences. The interior exudes a homely atmosphere thanks to warm colours, lots of wood and the large tiled stove. You have a total of approx. 65 square meters at your disposal.
Breathtaking view of the valley
Terrace (west) in front of the house, including furniture and barbecue
parking facilities
Bathroom with tub and shower (7 sqm), washing machine and separate toilet on the ground floor
living room (18 sqm)
kitchen with dinette, stove (4), oven and microwave and coffee machine (9 sqm)
TV, radio, DVD, CD, WLAN in the house and on the terrace
Bedroom (12 sqm) with en-suite bathroom incl. toilet (5 sqm) on the upper floor
pull-out sofa bed on the upper floor (12 sqm)
Sauna in the garden (for 2-3 people)
The house was built in 1989/1990 and last renovated in 2020/21. The functional bathroom on the ground floor has been preserved.
We welcome pets. Please discuss the details with us in advance.
Location & region
The Vogtland district in Saxony is an area that is wonderful for hiking and cycling. Extensive, deep green forests, hilly fields next to moors and lakes characterize the landscape.
In just 6 km you can reach the state spa Bad Elster with thermal baths and theater. Just as close is Markneukirchen, the "capital" of musical instrument making. About 15km away you will find Schöneck, the highest town in the Vogtland. The proximity to Bavaria and the neighboring Czech Republic ensures permanent variety in culture and nature.
The town of Adorf itself has a newly renovated outdoor pool, a nationally known botanical garden, the Klein Vogtland miniature show complex, the historic market square and Germany's only mother-of-pearl museum (more at www.adorf-vogtland.de)
The location of the house in Remtengrün is ideal as a starting point for short or longer hikes. You enjoy complete peace and quiet combined with a wonderful view of the city of Adorf and the Elstertal.