Ofenhaus, Whg. 1, 1805 Tradition-modern

The Ofenhaus is a renovated monument in the hamlet of Jerisberghof, which is protected in the townscape. In the middle of the origin of the hamlet is the Althuus Farm Museum from 1703. Opposite is the historic Ofenhaus from 1805, which was extended by an apartment that is bright. The listed apartment has been carefully restored. Between Lake Murten, in Seeland and the capital Bern, there is cultural, culinary and sporting to discover. Feel at home, relax and discover the country and its people. The space Bedroom 1: double bed 180 x 200, historic wardrobe, with clothes rail and shelf, desk (historic secretary), table and two chairs Bedroom 2: Full bed that looks like a sofa, historic wardrobe with clothes rail and hanging shelf. Historic table with triangular chair as desk, armchair. Special feature: The restored cabinet has a crawl space of a house trestle (rare to see) Bedroom three: stackable bed, the two full beds can be placed independently next to each other with one bedside table each, table to be used as a desk, wardrobe with historical clothes rods and shelves. Living room: historic sofa, armchair, historic table and chairs, historic cabinet, in which the TV is located The modern bathroom has a shower, toilet and sink. Guest access The apartment is for your own use. The staircase and garden are shared with the tenants of the second apartment. Other things to note The modern small bathroom has a shower, toilet and sink