Cabin for rent in Gällö, Bräcke, Östersund. Cottage with beatuful sourrondings near lake Revsundssjön

Cabin for rent in Gällö, Bräcke, Östersund, Jämtland, Sweden

Living Area: 65 m²
Number of rooms: 4
Number of beds: 5 + 1 extra bed
Rates and available weeks
High season: 9000 SEK/week, 1300 SEK/day
Low season: 7000 SEK/week, 1000 SEK/day

Description

Quiet and peacefully this tidy holiday home presents itself,
located only
100
meters away from a lake in Jämtland.
It consists of three rooms and a kitchen and is distributed over
two floors.
The
two bedrooms include a double bed in the first bedroom and
two bunk beds in
the
second one. In addition there is a foldaway bed (160 cm) with
two more
places to
sleep.
WiFi is available
In case there is not yet enough room, the landlord offers still
another
holiday
home which can be rented in addition, so that even smaller
groups
or several families can spend their holidays togehter here.
The holiday home has been renovated in 2010 and has also a
shower and WC.
The
domicile is placed at the farmstead of your landlord. However,
in no way
does
this mean that you will live in cramped conditions, but perhaps
somewhat
secluded.
You can also hire an outdoor woodheated bathtub just 2
meters from the
seaside.
According to the Swedish fishing guide the lake Revsundssjön
has the largest
wealth of fish in the whole of Sweden. To convince you that
this is true, a
rowing boat is available as an assistance for fishing. You will
also find
two
beautiful hiking trails, the Forsa and the St Olavsleden
(Pilgrimsleden),
and
during your hiking tour you will discover really beautiful places
for
bathing.
The surrrounding also offers the opportunity for riding
horseback on
Icelandic
ponies, to visit the museum of local history or to discover
many interesting
local food producers. Östersund is about 45 kilometers away
from here and
offers
sights like the Storsjöodjuret, the Swedish variant of the Loch
Ness
Monster.
However, it will be difficult to cause the animal to show itself to
be
present
here, but in the Jamtli museum you can admire an embryo in
the tube