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Golding Tanya (farm)

Self-catering Cottage for rent in Fulophaza, The great hungarian plains, Hungary.

Type: Cottage • Bedrooms: 1 • Sleeps: 2 • Catering: Self-catering

Rates : per week - 200.00 £ | per day - 29.00 £

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Rates & avialability per week

Period Price
January 1st to December 31st self catering 200.00 £ Change currency

Rates & avialability per night

Period Price
January 1st to December 31st self catering 29.00 £ Change currency

The cottage is available for rental all year round.

Access is good for wheelchair users as there is only one step into the property and a ramp up to the property, but there are no disabled facilities available for bathing or showering.

We have a no smoking policy inside the property.

There are maps and tour brochures available.

  • Our preferred payment method is sterling, by cheque, paypal, or direct bank transfer.
  • If your visit includes Christmas day, we will be pleased to offer a traditional English lunch of turkey and all the trimmings for the small charge of Ł5.00 per person.
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Reservations & Contacts

Golding Tanya (farm)/Ref: 8761
Owner Name Mrs Jacqui Golding
Tel. (landline) 0036 76 726007
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Home description

This pretty cottage is located next to the family house and benefits from central heating if visiting in winter. The cottage offers 1 bedroom, lounge, bathroom kitchen and dining area accommodation and is fully equipped for self-catering holidays. There are extra eating and seating areas within the 1 and a half acre garden.

Fulophaza

Fülöpháza is situated at 18kms west of the county seat Kecskemét. The flat landscape typical of the Great Hungarian Plain is broken by the sand dunes in the western part of the village. This area of sand dunes is part of the Kiskunság National Park.
Fülöpháza was already inhabited during the great migration. The Cuman tribe, which founded the village, appeared in Hungary in 1123, while fleeing from the Mongols. After the Mongol invasion, King Béla IV settled one of the Cuman tribes he had called back to Hungary in this region, and granted them privileges due to nobles. The pagan Cumans were converted to Christianity by Bishop Philip (Fülöp). In commemoration of him, the region started to be called Fülöpszállás (szállás meaning dwelling), replacing the former name of Buzogányszállás.
Fülöpháza had been one of the pusztas (area with scattered farmsteads) of Fülöpszállás, the fields of which would enclose vast territory. The village became independent on 1 January 1948. The local authority had the coat-of-arms designed in remembrance of the 50th anniversary of this event.