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A holiday home for 10 people
The home has five comfortable rooms equipped with modern bedding.
Various spaces
A large common living room with wood stove. A second room-library with play board games and an open woodfire. And finally a TV room equipped with a DVD player.
A bright kitchen
The kitchen is a central living room with direct access to the garden and the Attert valley to the East.
A garden
The garden has a large terrace and offers pleasant shady areas as well as space for playing. Direct connection to the countryside!
A large holiday house
Suitable for several families with children. Separate rooms and spaces for all tastes.
Good equipment for the stay in all seasons.
Wood stove and open fire.
A place with character
A superb renovated 1845 farmhouse in the heart of the Attert Valley near the famous forest of Anlier.
Close to Arlon and Luxembourg.
A remarkable place
The house is situated in a quiet and natural setting of meadows and woods. Nearby, two rivers and a marshy nature reserve rich in fauna and flora. Numerous possibilities of walks and various activities in the region in accordance with the seasons..
Description of the holiday house
The house "Les Demoiselles de Grendel" is an ideal place for family reunions or for families or groups who want to spend a few pleasant days together or get together to participate in a party or event in the region of South Luxembourg.
She has several rooms for two to three people maximum, two bathrooms and a separate shower room. There are also large living areas with a wood stove and an open fire.
The kitchen is equipped to accommodate up to 15 place settings if necessary and the space is also comfortable and very bright.
The holiday house has a large garden at the back with various activity options for all tastes and an open caravan for children.
Many possibilities for walks and various activities in the region of Attert and Arlon in accordance with the seasons.
For slightly longer outings, the Semois Valley, the Lake of the Haute Sûre, the Château de Clervaux and its permanent photo exhibition or the Little Luxembourgish Switzerland,... Ask us for advice.