Warm cottage in a quiet countryside setting

Relax in this unique and quiet cottage in the village of Lichtenberg and its magnificent 13th century medieval castle to visit. Entrance, fully equipped equipped, living room, bathroom with shower, a balcony on the 1st floor as well as 2 bedrooms, sofa bed available in the living room. A large wooded plot (10 ares), fenced with closed parking. Nice place to take beautiful walks in nature. Forest paths marked by the Vosges club nearby The space A house just for you that includes 2 bedrooms upstairs In the first, a large double bed (180 x 200 cm) In the second, a single bed (90 x 190 cm) Possibility to add an extra mattress for a 2nd person in this room. Sofa bed in the living room on the first floor for an extra guest. Accommodation that can accommodate up to 4 people. Perfect for couples with 1 or 2 children. - TV in the living room - Fully equipped kitchen, Dishes, Electric plates, Refrigerator/Freezer Microwave, Electric coffee maker.. - Bathroom with large sink, shower and toilet - Balcony on the first floor (south-facing) overlooking the medieval castle of Lichtenberg Guest access Entire house with parking and large garden Other things to note Restaurant offering typical Alsatian dishes is 200 meters away. Quiet and pleasant place surrounded by nature The Northern Vosges Regional Park: Created in 1975, the Northern Vosges Regional Natural Park covers about a hundred municipalities and two departments, the Lower Rhine and Moselle. It is a fascinating territory, both in terms of the natural environment and the historical, architectural and cultural heritage. The triangle it forms between Bitche, Saverne and Wissembourg has three distinct identities: the forest massif, which covers 65% of the territory, the Lorraine plateau and the Piedmont. The many remains of fortified castles, often perched on rocky spurs, compete in charm and majesty: the Château du Schoeneck, built on a rocky bar overlooking a beautiful forest; the Château de La Petite-Pierre, now the Maison du Parc, built in the 13th century and modernized by Vauban; the Château de Fleckenstein, a truly impregnable citadel dating from the 12th century. Among these many masterpieces, most of which are classified as Historic Monuments, you can also admire the remains of the Lichtenberg fortress, the castles of Reichshoffen, Wittschloessel, Wasenbourg and Loewenstein. The region is also distinguished by its expertise in glass and crystal, highlighted by three internationally renowned glass sites, part of the Étoiles Terrestres network: the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder; the Grande Place, Saint-Louis Crystal Museum; the Meisenthal glass site. Between chamois, deer, wild boar, but also wood grouse, even lynx, the fauna is particularly rich. We travel through these wide open spaces on the countless hiking trails, which have no less than 2,600 kilometers of marked routes! This exceptional natural heritage has earned the Northern Vosges Regional Natural Park the European Eden Prize ("European Tourist Destination of Excellence") and the rare label of "World Transboundary Biosphere Reserve" awarded by UNESCO.