Holiday Home/Apartment - 5 persons - - 4600 - Visé Richelle

Vintage Holiday Home in Visé Richelle near City Centre

House:
THE UNIQUE STORY OF THE HOMEOWNER Put on your army uniform, because at holiday home Bunker Richelle, World War II comes to life! You stay in a real bunker and sleep in beds that were used by real soldiers. Hidden behind the 1.30m thick walls you look through the holes where the cannon fired and you search for enemies on the horizon. The bunker has been restored with great care. Old clothes, weapons and even a Morse code device tell you how things used to be here. Yet you don't miss the comfort. The stairs take you to a completely different world: a world of luxury, opulence and beauty. The brand new upper floor offers a state-of-the-art living room, a fully equipped kitchen, a fabulous master bedroom and a stylish bathroom with walk-in shower. A big contrast? Yes, but one that will make you admire this unique vacation home even more. Moreover, there is plenty to do in the area. From the idyllic village of Richelle you can take beautiful walks or cycle tours in this green and wooded area. You are in the heart of the Ardennes. And all this just a stone's throw from the Dutch border. Ideal for those planning a trip to Maastricht. You can also easily travel to the lively city of Liège, where you can learn more about the rich history of the region and the bunker. During World War II, it was part of the belt of forts around Liege, consisting of a dozen other military bastions, including the famous Fort Eben-Emael. This is now accessible, as is the accompanying museum. DETAILS - This building was part of the "Tête du pont d'Argenteau" at the time: a belt of 12 bunkers and forts around Liege. It now serves as a vacation home for those with a keen interest in this turbulent time - The beautiful, natural environment is ideal for hikers, cyclists and horseback riders. Those interested can learn more about World War II at Fort Eben-Emael and Battice - A visit to the idyllic Richelle, Dalhem and Blegny or Clermont, located a little further along the Aubel, is also very worthwhile - You sleep on the same beds as the soldiers of the past and the original interior takes you back to the 40s. Clothes from the past, weapons and even a Morse code machine tell you how things used to be here - The state-of-the-art upper floor features a well-equipped kitchen, a state-of-the-art living room, a stylish bathroom and a comfortable bedroom

Layout:
Ground floor: (Entrance, bedroom(single bed, single bed), bedroom(single bed), bathroom(shower(walk-in shower), washbasin, toilet)) On the 1st floor: (Living room(TV, dining table, fireplace, seating area), Kitchen(cooker(ceramic), coffee machine(cups), oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer), bedroom(double bed), bathroom(shower, washbasin)) terrace, garden furniture, parking, hairdryer, baby crib(free)