Podlešanský mill

Former mill in picturesque nature for events with family or friends.

The Podlešany mill is located in a secluded area in the picturesque Lower Posázaví near the village of Lešany in the Benešov district, about 30 km south of Prague. The mill has a rich history. Dolní Posázaví is a beautiful region not far from the capital, a region untouched by industry, a region where tramping was created in the Czech lands, a region where gold was mined, a region where today you can sometimes come by steam locomotive along the beautiful "Posázavský pacific" route there were many stories - some were filmed (Swimmers on Sázava, Rock Breed), and many were described in the novels of Jan Morávek, a region that inspired František Hrubín (Romance for the Bugle, Lesany Nativity ...).

Cottage Accommodation

Podlešanský mill for rent provides accommodation for 11 people in 4 bedrooms (2x double room, 1x triple room, 1x quadruple room). The building is heated by electric boiler - ground floor and wellness floor heating, bedroom floor by radiators + possibility of heating wood stove in the living room.

Sanitary facilities

The object has a total of 4 x WC (2 x ground floor + 2 x floor) + 2 x bathroom (total 1 x bath + 3 x shower) + 2 x shower in wellness.

Cottage Equipment

Indoor - Living room: TV + satellite, audio system, fireplace, 2x sofa, dining table (chairs, benches), bar seating (2 places), solitaire chair. Kitchen: fridge, dishwasher, microwave, glass ceramic, coffee maker, kettle, all equipment.

Wellness: whirlpool (on the terrace), infrasauna, relaxation zone, 2 showers, led lighting with color spectrum.

Outside: Beautiful large terrace with year-round whirlpool for 6 persons, teak seating, gas grill, old stone cellar with oak seating, fireplace with oak seating, and especially - amazing natural swimming pool (suitable only for swimmers or with a vest - depth 2 m) .

There is also internet connection via Wi-Fi throughout the building. But who would be sitting at the computer when the frog concert is out there, and the early bird's going, right?