Description
At the eastern edge of Podlasie, right by the border with Belarus, lies an extraordinary place. Here, you’ll find a true wealth of nature, including the so-called buffer zone of the Białowieża Forest, Lake Siemianówka, and the Narew River valley. On the outskirts of the village of Nowa Łuka, opposite the tiny Church of St. Elijah and beside the forest, you’ll find Leśna 21, a countryside guesthouse. Here, storks and cranes fly overhead, while just beyond the wooden fence a herd of cows makes its way to graze in the neighbouring meadow. We offer guests two brand-new, atmospheric wooden houses, separated by a strip of greenery and a fence. Each sits on a plot of over 1,000 m². The houses have two floors. On the ground floor, there is a living room with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchenette, a bathroom that meets all standards, and a spacious covered terrace. Upstairs, you’ll find two cosy bedrooms. Our property is fenced. The houses can be rented separately. Each house has an area of approximately 55 m² and can accommodate 6 people. On the ground floor, there is a pull-out sofa bed (130 cm x 180 cm). Upstairs are two bedrooms. One has two single beds (90 cm x 200 cm each), and the other has a double bed (160 cm x 200 cm). The covered terrace is a generous 21 m², and guests can also use a sturdy table and benches. It’s hard to imagine a better place to enjoy breakfast and a morning coffee! Key information: • two independent houses, separated by a strip of greenery and a fence • house area: 55 m²; each plot: 1,000 m²; terrace area: 21 m² • groups of up to 6 people are welcome • surrounded by the so-called buffer zone of the Białowieża Forest, with plenty of attractions nearby, including the Siemianówka Reservoir and the Narew River valley