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In a charming, over 100-year-old house, proudly guarding the Polish-Lithuanian border, among wild meadows. Everything is so unkempt here - forests, grasses, hedgehogs stomp wherever they want, and storks land in front of the house. Birds do not let you sleep, and wasps look into compote. At your disposal are 4 hectares of meadows, those where nature has the first word, a house with a mezzanine, which can comfortably accommodate 2 adults, as well as a 2 + 2 family. There is no intimacy here, no doorknobs, no separation. You must really like each other to spend a comfortable holiday here. Downstairs there is a sofa bed, a goat to warm up the atmosphere, a dining area and a kitchen. Upstairs you go up a ladder (very steep steps) and there are two single beds. The mezzanine is not limited by a barrier, so small children should not be allowed here.
And now the main thing - the shower is outside. However, it is closer to the standard of a Balinese cottage or a Thai resort than a Suwałki village at the end of the world. The shower tray is tiled, has a nice curtain, a place to hang a towel and the sky above.
The toilet was also a walk away for many years, but now we have a bathroom like in luxury homes. The one inside. You can go barefoot to brush your teeth, you don't have to dress up as needed and be afraid of a swarm of mosquitoes following you. There's a bathroom and a bit of civilization in this shithole of ours.
We don't have towels, so take your own, but we have bedding, blankets for lying on the grass, deckchairs, 3 hammocks, 2 bicycles, books, lots of good coffee from Polish roasters, electric grill, small oven, swing, fresh herbs to pick, badminton court, old school golf clubs, cards, dice and board games. If it rains, we also have wellingtons.
There is no wifi, no TV, and the range is sometimes Lithuanian. If you turn off location data, the problem of foreign waves will disappear.
Be sure to bring your dogs and something for ticks. Meadows are perfect for running around, but you can bring an uninvited guest from them.
The house is designed for two to four people. Those who like to spend time on the terrace, cook, read books, chat and explore the area. You can go to Lithuania, get to know Czesław Miłosz's Krasnogród, go down the Czarna Hańcza, admire the Nemunas River from a bird's eye view or do not move anywhere.
You can hammock, collect bouquets of wildflowers and go camping. If you plan to come with a larger group, take tents. We have more than enough places to stick herring.