Quiet Corner

I invite you to a place I created for my future family - located in Jasieńec, in the picturesque part of Mazuria with the cleanest air in Poland, on the lake covered by the quiet zone. The cottage is designed in a rustic style with a predominance of wood. I made sure it was cozy and practical. I invite you to a place where the deaf silence mixes with the sounds of everyday life in the former PGR-ze, where the rhythm of the day begins with a rooster and ends the sunset on the shore of the lake. Angelika The space The building is split in half. One side of the building is available to guests, and the other side is inhabited by neighbors with a small child. In the dining room, you'll find a stove, a refrigerator, a large table, and a crate where you can admire those who are bustling by the stove. Kitchen utensils like silverware, plates, pots, and a kettle are available to you. The bathroom has a seamless future and a countertop with a sink that I roamed for a few days and then finished for a few more. You'll go up the steep stairs upstairs [children under 6 years old may have trouble climbing and descending]. Upstairs, you have a bedroom with a double bed and a transition room with a sofa bed for two people to enter the patio. You can see the lake from the terrace during the winter. In spring, summer, and fall, trees are covered in leaves, and the view is limited. If you want to relax, work quietly on a computer, drink coffee in the morning on the patio, lie on the beach, walk through the forest, catch a few fish [permission can be purchased at the roundabout in Kruklanka] or do nothing - this is the Quiet Corner is just for you. Guest access Behind the house We have Krystyna's garden with barbecue, trampoline and swing. Parking is free in front of the building. * there are 2 kayaks and a pontoon *P.S. Visit our FB profile to stay up to date with what is currently changing and improving in the cottage: Other things to note As my guests, you must follow a very important rule - no parties. There's a small child behind the wall, so we have to respect each other.