The house has an interesting history, as it was blacksmith's house, and in 1969, Jean-Paul Sartre, a French philosopher, playwright, novelist, political activist, biographer, and literary critic, spent his holiday here. On the ground floor, there is an open-plan living room with a dining corner, and a separate kitchen with a stovetop, oven and a refrigerator. The upper floor consists of three bedrooms and one bathroom with a shower. On the front side of the house, there is a terrace with a table and a set of chairs, and a small garden with a wood-fired grill. The house is one of three houses built in a group. The other two houses are used as holiday homes solely by their owners, so your peace and privacy will not be disturbed. Free WiFi is available throughout the house and garden. Free parking space is available in front of the house.

I live in a small town near the capital, so I won't be available in person. My neighbours Samo and Brigita will greet you upon arrival. They live just across the meadow so they will be available throughout your stay to help you with anything you might need. You can contact them in person, through messages or by phone.

Stara Fužina is a typical Alpine village where you can find two grocery stores, three restaurants with local food, a bar and a tourist information center. It’s an excellent starting point for hiking to the surrounding mountains and Mount Triglav. The Mostnica Gorge is just a 10-minute walk away. In the center of the village you can find the Alpine Dairy Farming Museum.