Enjoying nature - cool house & garden, winter evenings by the wood stove

The apartment on the ground floor is very comfortably furnished and equipped with many old collectibles.
It faces away from the street with a view of a large garden. You can enter it directly from the living room. Here you can forget the outside world, switch off, take time for yourself or enjoy it with friends and family.
The large garden offers plenty of space and invites you to relax, play, grill or romp.
The bedroom has two single beds (90 x 200 cm). In the living room there is a pull-out sofa bed (lying area 160 x 200 cm) on which two more people can sleep.
In the kitchen you will find everything you need for cooking and baking, and in the garden you can use cherries, soft fruit and apples depending on the season.

Leisure activities in the area:
The Hanseatic city of Warburg is about 7 km away and is considered one of the most beautiful small towns in Germany with a medieval core, good shopping and an interesting cultural offer. Bad Arolsen is 12 km away. There is the baroque royal residence of the princes of Waldeck-Pyrmont. A highlight of the summer is the baroque festival that takes place there.
The Diemel Valley is a unique natural landscape in the "three-country corner" of North Rhine-Westphalia, Hesse and Lower Saxony, and the Diemel itself is one of the most beautiful paddling areas. Diemelstadt lies in the middle of the 110 km long Diemel cycle path. You can cycle from Wethen to the source of the Diemel in Usseln or in the other direction to its mouth in Bad Karlshafen!
There are other wonderful hiking trails nearby.
The cities of Kassel and Paderborn are each about 45 km away and can be easily reached by car or by train from the train station in Warburg.

transport:
You can reach Diemelstadt / Wethen by car via the A44, coming from Kassel via the "Warburg" exit and coming from Dortmund via the "Diemelstadt" exit.
Warburg has a very well developed train station, each with an ICE direct connection through the Ruhr area to Cologne and via Kassel, Fulda and Würzburg to Munich. There are also IC connections to Berlin and Leipzig or Dresden via Weimar. A regional train goes to Münster several times a day. There is a good hourly bus service between Warburg and Diemelstadt.