Most gardens end at a fence. This one ends in a forest. Behind the old trees is a gate, and immediately beyond it lies the Łagów Landscape Park, with its ravines and endless paths. The plot is half-mowed, half-wild, and for these few days, it belongs only to you.

All of Łagów is situated on a narrow strip of land squeezed between two lakes. One is 200 meters away, the other 300. The further one, Trześniowskie, drops almost 59 meters and is one of the deepest in the country. The water can be so clear that you can see several meters deep, so divers at the shore are no surprise here.

This house sleeps five. The entire ground floor is at your disposal: living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom, and in front of it, a large terrace with furniture, immersed in greenery. Relax here without signal, without a schedule, and with no reason to rush anywhere.

The entire ground floor is at your disposal, all on one level and without stairs. The bedroom has a large double bed, and the living room has a fold-out sofa and a fold-out armchair, so the house comfortably sleeps five people. There's also a kitchen and bathroom. Sixty square meters, with everything within easy reach.

The kitchen is fully equipped on site, so you can cook at your own pace and at your own time.

There's no need to travel to find something to do on-site. Deckchairs await on the terrace and in the garden, hammocks, and swings nestle among the trees, and if you feel like getting active, there's a badminton court, volleyball court, or a boules court. Evenings end with a barbecue.

The rest is just outside the gate. The park offers hours of fun on the trails and in the ravines, and both lakes are close enough that swimming, fishing, or water sports are a short walk away. Divers flock to Trześniowskie Lake, where the water is often clear even a few meters deep. In Łagów itself, it's worth climbing the tower of the Knights of St. John's Castle and exploring the beach beneath the walls.

The garden is the biggest playground here. There's plenty of room to run around, trees to climb, a mini zipline, and balance boards. For rainy days or late nights, there are board games. Plus, the lakes and park right next door make for a fun day out.

There's no internet here, and that's part of the plan. Instead of calls, the day is spent in the garden, so if you're looking for a place to work remotely, this isn't it. But if you want to truly unplug for a few days, you've come to the right place.