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85 m2. Meer informatie beschikbaar bij de aanbieder: 3-room attic apartment (85sqm), between Feutersoey and Gsteig, at an altitude of 1400 m. Quiet and sunny location with fantastic view of the Oldenhorn and the surrounding mountains. Ideal for hiking, biking or to relax in the quiet mountains. Possibility to have an insight into the farm life. 1-2 opened parking spaces next to the house. In winter only accessible by 4WD or snow chains. Important note: by occupancy with up to 2 persons (lower price) there is only one bedroom at your disposal. The second bedroom will be locked. Spacious living room with sofa and Swedish stove. Open-plan kitchen (among other things with oven, refrigerator with freezer, glass ceramic stove, electric kettle, capsules coffee machine (Nespresso), filter coffee machine, fondue- and raclette set) and many more. 2 double bedrooms with each 2 single beds (90x200cm) and (90x190cm). 1 bathroom with shower and toilet. WiFi. Important note: by occupancy with up to 2 persons (lower price) there is only one bedroom at your disposal. The second bedroom will be locked. INCLUSIVE: Electricity, heating, water, 1 outdoor parking space, WiFi, bed linen, bathroom and kitchen towels (initial supply), final cleaning and visitor's tax. EXCLUSIVE: Capsules for the coffee machine (Nespresso), Firewood for the chimney CHF 10.00 per firing and pets CHF 20.00 per stay, both to be paid directly to the keyholder. ***There is a deposit fee of CHF/EUR 200.00 to pay directly in cash to the keyholder at the arrival*** ***Pets welcome*** Important: Please note that in most of the properties only one pet (usually one dog) is allowed. Further respectively other animals have to be requested before booking.
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