Nature house in Husen-Lichtenau Sauerland

This nature house is located a 3-hour drive from Utrecht, nestled peacefully on a sunny mountainside. From the partially covered terrace, you can enjoy views of the Altnautal valley and the village of Husen-Lichtenau. After a day exploring the natural beauty of the Sauerland, the Teutoburg Forest, or the Egge Mountains, you can fully enjoy the setting sun here. It’s wonderfully peaceful here, with lush vegetation—especially in the spring, when there are plenty of spring flowers—and it’s very colorful in the fall. Inside, the cottage is cozy and modern, featuring a comfortable sitting area and a dining area with a view of the valley. The bedroom is on the shady side and features a spacious double bed with a raised entry. The kitchen is cozy, well-equipped, and offers plenty of counter space. The nature house is accessible without any steps. Restaurant Die Fabrik has a friendly atmosphere. The small park features lush vegetation with many different types of trees. Be sure to check out our nature house Mees 64720 as well.

The surrounding area, with its forests and mountains, is perfect for those seeking peace, space, and nature. This nature house is also ideal for an active, sporty vacation. There are plenty of biking and hiking trails starting from the house and in the immediate vicinity. (Electric) bike rentals are available in Paderborn, a 20-minute drive away. There are also plenty of facilities for golfers. Winterberg and Willingen are a 30- to 45-minute drive away. Some attractions include the beautiful nature park with bison in Hardehausen, the charming university town of Paderborn, the historic Hanseatic towns of Warburg and Brilon, the salt town of Salzkotten, and Dalheim Abbey with its lovely garden and cozy café. Just 3 km away is a beautiful and sustainable natural swimming pool fed by water from the Altenau River and heated by the limestone plateau. The pool ranks second among the best-rated in Germany. Finally, don’t miss the Diemelsee nature and recreation area, the Externsteine—a unique sandstone rock formation—and the romantic, fairy-tale-like city of Kassel.