Cottage for sale 90 m², land 14368 m²

Imagine the morning when, instead of the city's excitement, you will wake up singing birds, the smell of the forest and the sight of the green Beskydy hills. The place where you meet deer in the garden, flood the fireplace in the evening and enjoy complete silence on the porch. This is the life that offers this unique grafted cottage from 1888, located in a semi-lonely place in the picturesque Paseks in Bystřice nad Olší. The property is situated on a beautiful plot with an area of approximately 14 400 m², which includes not only a maintained garden with grown trees but also its own forest. Every season here creates an unrepeatable atmosphere - from flowering spring to fragrant summer to snowy winter fairy tale. The interior has preserved the authentic character of the old garb. The dominant is a spacious living room with original beams and fireplace with heat distribution, which creates a pleasant atmosphere throughout the year. Wooden floors, stylish details and traditional elements supply the house with a unique charm that cannot be imitated. The layout 5+1 and the useful area around 90 m² offer sufficient space for family recreation and comfortable housing. In the attic there is a cozy bedroom with a wonderful view of the surrounding nature. The house includes a bathroom with shower, electricity, water from its own well with water pump and waste seduced into the tratid. The roof was renovated in 2014. The arrival leads through the last section of the forest road, which highlights even more the privacy of this exceptional property. Yet in a few minutes you are in Bystřice nad Olší, where you will find complete amenities. This property is not intended for everyone. It is intended for those who seek peace, privacy, nature and a place with a true soul.

Whether you're looking for a family cottage, a weekend retreat or an investment for a holiday rental, this garb will offer you something that is hard to find today - a real home in the middle of Beskyd. Come see for yourself. Some places cannot be described - they must be experienced.