Uroczysko Lutówko – apartamenty nad jeziorem
4 family apartments with annexes, each for 5 people
We have kayaks, boats and a pedalo
We also have 8 mountain bikes and 2 child seats for you
Permanent access to a private beach and pier on the lake
Playground for children, volleyball, football and badminton
in addition, there are also 3 exclusive houses in Uroczysko
At a glance
Welcome to Lutówko, in the land of 100 lakes, in the heart of the Krajna Landscape Park. Here, in the lands that have belonged to my family for 150 years, together with my dad, we have built Uroczysko, a place where you will make beautiful memories.
As a child, I spent all my holidays in Lutówko. I ran in the woods, went fishing, and Grandma Halinka served the greatest delicacy - wild mushrooms with country eggs or warm bread from the oven. Years later, as an adult, I became more interested in our family history and started collecting information about our heritage. Here's what I remember from the story.
Lutówko used to be called Klein Luttau, and before the Second World War, 4 km to the west was the Polish-German border. Redbrick houses, half-timbered architecture and names such as Hoppe, Mueller, Mappes and Zeller were not uncommon.
The 19th century is a strange time in which peasants had to pay serfdom for the cultivation of every piece of the land. It was only in 1842 that a large amount of land was allocated to my ancestors, the Klozak family. In addition to agriculture, they dealt with wheelwrighting, which was quite a lot of fun at that time. The wheelwright's son - a soldier who took part in World War I, and after he returned from the front, he married Anna Nickel, a resident of Lutówko. This is where our family name comes from.
Anna, who inherited all the property after her husband's death, in the mid-1930s, brought her brother Józef (my great-grandfather) to Lutówko along with his wife Zofia and son Klemens. This little Klemens became a stove fitter in the future, and then so did my grandfather. His solid stoves still stand in several old houses in the area.
The rest of the 150-year history is written by me - Przemek with my father Jerzy - son of Klemens. We have created a family guest house with 4 apartments on Lake Lutowskie. The architecture refers to the past of Lutówko, but the rest of it is completely contemporary. We want you to rest here in the peace that has survived centuries. Cast a fishing rod and catch a giant pike on a hook, row through the isthmus to Lake Mielec, eat scrambled eggs from rural eggs and experience a holiday that is worth missing. Who knows, maybe we'll reveal more family secrets to you.
As a child, I spent all my holidays in Lutówko. I ran in the woods, went fishing, and Grandma Halinka served the greatest delicacy - wild mushrooms with country eggs or warm bread from the oven. Years later, as an adult, I became more interested in our family history and started collecting information about our heritage. Here's what I remember from the story.
Lutówko used to be called Klein Luttau, and before the Second World War, 4 km to the west was the Polish-German border. Redbrick houses, half-timbered architecture and names such as Hoppe, Mueller, Mappes and Zeller were not uncommon.
The 19th century is a strange time in which peasants had to pay serfdom for the cultivation of every piece of the land. It was only in 1842 that a large amount of land was allocated to my ancestors, the Klozak family. In addition to agriculture, they dealt with wheelwrighting, which was quite a lot of fun at that time. The wheelwright's son - a soldier who took part in World War I, and after he returned from the front, he married Anna Nickel, a resident of Lutówko. This is where our family name comes from.
Anna, who inherited all the property after her husband's death, in the mid-1930s, brought her brother Józef (my great-grandfather) to Lutówko along with his wife Zofia and son Klemens. This little Klemens became a stove fitter in the future, and then so did my grandfather. His solid stoves still stand in several old houses in the area.
The rest of the 150-year history is written by me - Przemek with my father Jerzy - son of Klemens. We have created a family guest house with 4 apartments on Lake Lutowskie. The architecture refers to the past of Lutówko, but the rest of it is completely contemporary. We want you to rest here in the peace that has survived centuries. Cast a fishing rod and catch a giant pike on a hook, row through the isthmus to Lake Mielec, eat scrambled eggs from rural eggs and experience a holiday that is worth missing. Who knows, maybe we'll reveal more family secrets to you.
Host:
Przemysław
We speak these languages: Polish, English, German
We are not on-site, but friendly help will look after you
Lutówko is where I spent my childhood. The area where Uroczysko is located belongs to my family for over 150 years. My family lived here when the world was completely different. My great-grandparents and grandparents had a view of Lake Lutowskie, and my father grew up here too. On a farm with a red brick house, a barn and a farm for animals. Here I spent the most beautiful childhood holidays. Under the wings of Grandma Halinka, drinking milk straight from the cow, at home with the fragrant warm bread from the oven and mowed rapeseed. When the right moment came, in 2019, together with my dad, we decided to breathe a new spirit in Lutówko and share the family property with others. So that they can enjoy a real country holiday, which I will always associate with this place. We have created a guesthouse for families. Let the tradition of holidays like at grandma's be passed on to the next generations.
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Apartment
5
1 bathroom•We accept small dogs, medium dogs, big dogs•50 m²•we have 4 of such apartments
Uroczysko Lutówko
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