In the picturesque Drawsko Lake District, in the village of Zabin, surrounded by forests and fields, a homestead has been created. A pastoral, restored hundred-year-old house, guest building, forest, orchard, and pond. This is an ideal proposal for those looking to find their second home away from the hustle and bustle or to run an agritourism farm. Zabin is an excellent place to live and relax for those who value closeness to nature, an intimate atmosphere, and freedom. It is also an ideal place for daily remote work, managing a business straight from a bird reserve, observing the beautiful garden and the colors that change with the seasons. The property includes: - a hundred-year-old, restored red brick house with a porch and recreational terrace - a fully renovated outbuilding converted into a separate apartment with a utility part. - an old barn - a wooden roofed shelter - a greenhouse The main house has an area of about 238 m2, is two-story, with a completely replaced interior, roof, roof truss, and crown. The house is insulated from the inside, with heating installed (Buderus radiators) from the boiler room (pellet or wood stove - Kostrzewa company). Layout: Ground floor - hall 27 m2 - living room approx. 60 m2 - dining room 16 m2 - kitchen 16 m2 - bathroom 8 m2 - pantry 8 m2 - terrace 44 m2 First floor: - bedroom 36 m2 - bedroom 17.5 m2 - bedroom 16.5 m2 - bathroom with shower 10 m2 - corridor 13 m2 Unused attic, ideal for storage. A new tiled stove has been installed in the kitchen with burners for cooking on fire and a bread baking oven, in addition to an induction cooker planned. In the living room, there is a tiled stove and a cast iron Invicta stove (6104-44 Kazan), with gravitational heat distribution to the first floor, and in the dining room, a tiled fireplace with a cast iron insert Laudel (6726-54). The floor is covered with new handmade brick tiles imported from the Polom brickworks in the Czech Republic and spruce-larch boards. New wooden ash stairs lead to the first floor. All roof windows are from Velux. The entire house has new wooden joinery, including windows and external doors, modeled on the old ones, matching the Pomeranian character of the house (maranti wood). The entrance to the house is from an impressive veranda with rich carvings. The veranda and terrace facing the garden are paved with granite imported from Strzegom. The terrace has separate lighting. The property also includes a building with an area of about 170 m2 with a separate apartment (about 55m2). On the ground floor, there is also a room that can be used as a workshop or recreation room, as well as another utility room and boiler room with a pellet stove and heat pump for heating hot water (Glen Dimplex). On the first floor, there is a large space currently used as an attic, storage area. In front of the building, there is a two-story entrance terrace and external stairs to the first floor, providing a pleasant place to relax in the summer. Additionally, there is a partially open wood shed for seasoning wood (the floors in the wood shed and utility rooms are tiled) and an old wooden barn along with a historical earthenware cellar with a barrel vault. There is also a roofed shelter covered with tiles in wooden construction and a small greenhouse. The property has three water intakes. The property is supplied with water from two deep wells with Grundfos pumps. Additionally, there is also a dug well. In the basement of the main house, there is a new hydrofornia with a filter. The yard is newly paved with stone, with a gutter draining rainwater to the pond. The area has numerous plantings, including many specimens of trees and shrubs of a botanical nature, imported from arboreta, e.g., three-pronged, Serbian spruce, red beech, Tatar maple, oak. The homestead is located in a secluded place (only one house next door), in the Drawsko County. It has two independent accesses to the county road, the first access along a row of European willows, the second with mixed alley plantings (including Serbian spruce, red beech, Tatar maple, oak). The property consists of three plots of land located in one geodetic area, together forming a compact rectangle. The homestead buildings are centrally located surrounded by a garden of about 4000 m2, and further meadows and forests. Nearby is Lake Busko and Lake Lubie. The homestead is located in the Drawsko Lake District in the bird refuge Natura 2000 - Drawsko Refuge, one of the largest bird refuges in the country, mainly covering forest habitats and a large number of water bodies. Its area includes the most valuable natural and landscape fragments of the Drawsko Lake District. It is one of the most important nesting places in the country for cranes, white-tailed eagles, lesser spotted eagles, red kites, eagle owls, and corncrakes. The Drawsko Refuge area has many tourist attractions. For those looking for active relaxation, there are kayaking trails (including the Drawa Trail named after Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, the Pilawa Trail, or the Dobrzyca Trail), cycling trails (around Lake Lubie, the Moraine Hill, Greenway Necklace of the North), as well as numerous hiking, horseback riding, and boating trails. The Drawsko Refuge also includes other forms of nature protection, including the popular Drawsko Landscape Park, the protected landscape area of the Drawsko Lake District, or numerous nature reserves, such as the Valley of Five Lakes, Toporzyk Peatland, or Brown Soil. I invite you to view this unique property. This is an offer from a licensed intermediary - guarantee of a safe transaction. More offers at.

Specifications:
Area: 238.4 m²
Bedrooms: 6
Built: 1920

Seller: Dominika Sadowska-Nowak

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