Raspenava Country Homestead — Heritage Timber Roubenka (3 Rooms)
“An authentic 3-room hand-hewn log cottage with sheep pastures near Frýdlant Castle.”
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This fairy-tale timbered log cottage (a traditional Czech roubenka) in Raspenava offers just 3 peaceful guest rooms. Located in the fertile valley of the Smědá river, the farmstead is framed by sheep pastures, an aromatic herb garden, and weeping willows. Inside, traditional ceramic tile stoves, exposed hand-hewn logs, and linen furnishings create a timeless country sanctuary just 7 minutes from Frýdlant Castle.
Try the hosts’ homemade wildflower honey and herbal teas harvested straight from the surrounding meadows.
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