Why hyżenka? It was once a Boyko cottage, or hyża, that housed the residents, farm animals, winter supplies, and a stove without a chimney. After our long and loving renovation, the wood still creaks, the window sometimes jams, and the open door lets in village flies, but the old cottage has been transformed into a modern habitat. It's taking on a whole new life: people come here to relax, enjoy the silence, and fall in love with the Bieszczady Mountains. Families feel at home here, for whom we've prepared plenty of entertainment for long summer afternoons and winter evenings. We're a favorite among those who prefer to maintain a safe distance from the crowded and noisy Solina. Bereżnica Wyżna lies picturesquely on a stream at the foot of Markowska Hill, but it's only a 10-minute drive to Solina Reservoir. You don't have to tick off every Bieszczady attraction; it's nice to simply sit in the garden and listen to the storks, who bring us good luck every spring. However, we've also prepared our own personal guide, which will lead you down paths you might not have heard of before. We hope that thanks to this, you'll experience the Bieszczady Mountains a little bit our way, but above all, your own.

Our house is an old Boyko cottage with a cowshed, barn, and living quarters. A major renovation took five years to transform Chyża into Chałupa Hyżenka. Four bedrooms were created in the attic, the barn was converted into an entertainment lounge on the ground floor, and the former owner's living quarters include a large kitchen and dining room.

The house has two bathrooms (one with a shower, the other with a bathtub), four bedrooms, a dining room with a kitchen, and an entertainment lounge.

Guests can enjoy a mini-billiard, foosball table, board games, and a library. Fishing rods, deck chairs, and a playhouse are also available. The kitchen includes an induction cooktop, oven, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, and full appliances.

Cooking together is a pleasure in this cozy, country kitchen. We recommend trying local produce.

The garden includes a hot tub, a sauna, a 50-meter zipline, and a barbecue area.
The 3,000-square-meter plot is unfenced. A small stream flows at the bottom of the plot, and in spring, you can observe storks right behind the house. It's a peaceful Bieszczady village, away from the bustle of Solina.
There's no promenade or market here, but it's quiet. You can hear an owl in the forest, foxes, and squirrels pass by. Forest trails are close by, and trails in the Bieszczady meadows are a 40-minute drive away. The views are beautiful, and you can go mushroom picking, cycling, or to Lake Solina (a 10-minute drive away), take the gondola lift, or visit the beaches in Polańczyk.

We have a brochure we created at the house, recommending local attractions and providing practical information. In the vicinity: bicycle trolleys, rafting trips on the San River, dams in Solina and Myczkowce, water attractions of the reservoir such as pedal boats, boats without a license, kayaks, the Bieszczady forest railway, mountain pastures, numerous scenic trails, a mini zoo for children, an open-air museum in Sanok, and the Boyko Museum in Berezka.

A zipline for older children in the garden, approximately 50 meters long, a wooden garden house, table football, darts, numerous board games, fishing rods, soccer goals, storks and a stream in spring and summer. A cot, highchair, and bathtub are available upon request.

There is Wi-Fi and a large table for working together, but it is worth taking into account that power outages sometimes occur.