"Wolkenberg" floating holiday home
floor plan
As in every one of our holiday homes, our floating holiday home, “Wolkenberg”, offers guests an enjoyable holiday experience with its tastefully selected interior, colour tones and materials.
Description
Our floating holiday homes all feature the same construction while differing in terms of their alignment on the water, but also in terms of colour tones and interior design.
The ground floor with its surrounding patio awaits you with
- a spacious dining area complete with dining table, armchairs for six people, a side board and closet for your belongings,
- a fully furnished kitchen with windows: MIELE appliances (induction ceran cooktops, dishwasher, smoke extractor hood, refrigerator including a separate freezer), Nespresso coffee machine, toaster, kettle, tableware and cookware from Villeroy & Boch, Silit, WMF and Stölzle Lausitz
- a spacious bathroom with natural light (shower, toilet, bidet, hairdryer, double sink)
- Patio furniture: two outdoor tables and six outdoor chairs
The stairway with a view of the surrounding landscape take you to the first floor:
- living room with couch (with a pull-out double bed)
- two bedrooms, each with a double bed, night tables, closets or various storage compartments
- Television (Samsung 3D flatscreen TV), Blu-ray player and a BOSE radio with a SoundDock system for smartphones
- WC with sink
An outside staircase leads to the roof terrace with lounge furniture for sunbathing, reading, barbecuing with the electric Weber grill provided.
The bedrooms are equipped with air-conditioning systems. In winter, the floor heating keeps the entire house warm and cosy. Every house has its own car parking spot. Mooring areas are available directly on the dock.
Bedding, towels, dish towels, cleaners, all essential hygienic articles for the bathroom and toilet, dishwasher tabs, coffee filter bags, aluminium, saran wrap and paper towels are all included in the price.
The name “Wolkenberg”
The history of the small village began around 1500. Historical records over the centuries also make mention of Wulkenberg and Wolckenbergk. Before being renamed to Wolkenberg, the village was known as Kleschnik, the Sorbian name. Around 1700, prominent personalities resided in Wolkenberg, among them, the Countess von Pückler and her children. In the early 90s, the town was cleared to make way for coal from the Welzow-Süd mine. Around 150 residents were relocated to neighbouring communities, mainly Spremberg.