From the terrace here you can enjoy the beautiful view. It seems as if time has stood still here. People here still live purely and close to nature. The nature house offers comfortable accommodation for couples and small families who want something different. Here you can relax and enjoy the outdoors. There is a large bedroom with a double bed and a small bedroom with a single bed. In the living room you will find a fireplace and an open kitchen where you can enjoy the view over the meadows while cooking or doing the dishes. From the kitchen you can walk onto the large terrace. There is a bathroom with toilet, sink and spacious shower. Those who wish may also use the outdoor shower in the courtyard. There is parking at the cottage and you can use Wifi for free.

The nature house is located in the village Zaježová, where the houses are far apart, surrounded by meadows and forests. The color of the meadows changes with the time of year. Game such as deer, pheasants, rabbits, foxes and wild boars are also regularly spotted here. Bears also live in the forest, but fortunately rarely anyone encounters them. There is plenty to see and do in the area. The owners have plenty of tips for fun days out. Activities such as canoe trips are regularly organized. In winter it is very suitable for cross-country skiing. There are also ice skating and ski slopes in the area. For daily shopping you can go to the local shop. You can also buy farm products in the village such as eggs, fresh milk, cheese, homemade jam and honey. There is a small supermarket 10 kilometers away and cities such as Zvolen (30 kilometers) and Banská Bystrica (50 kilometers) offer extensive shopping. Both Zvolen and Banská Bystrica have a nice square with terraces and restaurants. But for a real nice dinner you can go to the village for a Slovak/Dutch diner. The forests consist mainly of deciduous trees. Slovakia has especially many beech forests. Nearby is a very old oak forest that has been declared a protected area. There are also a number of small lakes where you can swim. In several places there is a spring with healing water, sometimes even with bubbles, where one can tap water for free. The mountains here belong to the Ore Mountains. The area used to be a volcanic area with some larger craters. Mount Javorie was one of those craters and, at 1043 meters, is the highest mountain in the area. The owner also offers day trips such as canoeing, visits to a sheep farm and, in the future, several fun organized day trips.