The nature cottage consists of the former chapel and the adjacent pavilion, both located opposite an 1862 villa. All the buildings and the park are under monument protection. The former chapel contains the living room (with dining area, living area and kitchen), bathroom and bedroom for two people and is fully equipped with underfloor heating. The living room has a dining table with four chairs, two 2½-person leather sofas, 49" HD TV, satellite receiver and a Blu-ray player. The kitchen is fully equipped with granite countertops, induction cooktop, combination microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and all necessary utensils. The luxurious bathroom is equipped with sink, toilet and shower. The separate bedroom has a double bed. From here you can go outside to reach the adjacent pavilion, which is furnished as an additional sleeping area with two single beds. The pavilion is heated separately electrically. Outside you will find the terrace with garden furniture and barbecue.

The cottage is located in the middle of a freehold park/forest (almost four acres), overlooking the impressive rock formations. The park has a pond (not filled) with a small island in it, accessible over a Japanese bridge. In two places you can hike up the rocks, one path is a bit steeper and includes some fixed ladders. On the north side, the park borders directly on one of Biela Valley's landmarks, the only remaining authentic blast furnace. Bielatal is one of the most beautiful yet still peaceful valleys of Saxon Switzerland, where hiking and biking (Elberadweg) along the many rocks is a delight. For climbers, it is a paradise with 249 climbing peaks. Trips to Pirna and Dresden should not be missed during your vacation, or the Bastei, or the Kuhstall, or the Prebischtor, boat trip in the Edmundsklamm and so much more!