The Yellow House is located at the end of the village Lipovac, Aleksinac close to the monastery of Sveti Stefan and elementary school. On the left side of the Yellow House, as well as on the lower belt of the yard, the Svetostevanska River passes, which contributes to the beautiful ambience, and in the summer months cooling. The water sound, the fresh air of the Ozren Mountains, peace and quietness, a spacious courtyard and comfortable accommodation are what the guests of the Yellow House are expecting. The Yellow House is completely provided to guests who can enjoy the complete comfort and privacy. The house is 60 sqm in size and consists of 2 bedrooms, 1 room with 3 beds and 2 rooms with 2 beds - total of 5 beds. The house has a living room and dining room, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. In front of the house there is a covered large terrace, as well exit to the spacious courtyard and the river. Towels, shampoo, baths, toilet paper and other necessities are available to guests as part of the price. There is a TV in the living room. The Yellow House is ideal for all generations, families with children, lovers of the nature and quiet healthy environment. Du

Predrag is born in the area and got wish to introduce beautiful village Lipovac and the surrounding. He started reconstruction of old houses and opened door for all guests around the world.

The ethno village Lipovac, the Yellow House building, is located in the village of Lipovac, 20km from Aleksinac and the E-72 highway. The village is located on the Ozren mountain at 400m of altitude, the environment without pollution gives a fantastic air quality. The beauty of nature is hard to imagine. Clear mountainous slopes that spring from limestone walls. Silent shadows of the medieval monastery of Sveti Stefan, above the village are the ruins of the Lipovac fortress from the Middle Ages, the ambience of the Serbian village as it was a hundred years ago ... The villages in Aleksinac, even this, are atypical-oriental. There is a pleasant mixture of old Serbian architecture, large arches that overlook the terraces and the oriental touch of the coined window lines. There are still many houses in the mud. At the end of the village, leaning against the broken massive walls, there is a monastery built by Despot Stefan Lazarević in the Middle Ages (1399). It is hardly possible in this region to find a more beautiful, more convenient place for a monastery than this. Surrounded by walls on three sides - hidden, yet open. You can drink incredibly fresh water from the source de