Holiday Home Pepica

Holiday Home Pepica is located very close to Croatian capital city Zagreb in the area of Hrvatsko Zagorje. Besides beautiful nature with a lot of cycling and walking paths, wine roads, thermal sources and good food, Hrvatsko Zagorje is known for its many medieval castles such as Veliki Tabor and Trakošćan which are located nearby. On the ground level of the house there is living room with fully equipped kitchen and dining area. From there you can enter bedroom with double bed and bathroom with shower and toilet. Outdoor stairs can take you to the upper level of the house where is second bedroom with second bathroom and a kitchennete (like studio apartment) Behind the house there is a fenced garden with lawn and a lot of greenery. There you can find a gazebo with table and chairs as well as big brick grill perfect for preparing large meals. Near the gazebo there is also a garden swing where you can relax and enjoy in fresh air. Since the house is located near the border with Slovenia from there you can easily visit The Kozjansko Regional Park, a region in eastern Slovenia, which is one of the oldest and largest protected areas in Slovenia. There you can visit many Baroque churches and medieval castles connected by alpine trails and the annual apple festival. From there you can enter bedroom with double bed and bathroom with shower and toilet. Outdoor stairs can take you to the upper level of the house where is second bedroom with second bathroom and a kitchennete (like studio apartment) Behind the house there is a fenced garden with lawn and a lot of greenery. There you can find a gazebo with table and chairs as well as big brick grill perfect for preparing large meals. Near the gazebo there is also a garden swing where you can relax and enjoy in fresh air. Since the house is located near the border with Slovenia from there you can easily visit The Kozjansko Regional Park, a region in eastern Slovenia, which is one of the oldest and largest protected areas in Slovenia. There you can visit many Baroque churches and medieval castles connected by alpine trails and the annual apple festival.