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Zahutyń is a village in Poland located in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship, in Sanok County, in the Zagórz Commune.
From 1975 to 1998, the village administratively belonged to the Krosno Voivodeship.
From 1972 to 1977, Zahutyń was within the administrative boundaries of the city of Sanok as a settlement.
The village was founded under Wallachian law. It existed before 1412.
On February 22, 1846, Jerzy Bułharyn, commanding local and Slovak forces, allegedly attacked the occupying forces in Sanok from Zahutyń as part of the Kraków Uprising. After several skirmishes on the approach to Zahutyń and lacking support from the north, he retreated to Hungary.
In Zahutyń, there is a parish church dedicated to Our Lady Queen of Poland. This wooden structure was built on the site of an Orthodox church destroyed in 1945.
Pastor Konstanty Polański, a member of the AAL chapter, whose ordinary was Oleksander Małynowsky, came from Zahutyń.

We invite all old friends and new ones, all travelers and those who have stayed, the lonely, those in love and those with families, the hungry, the thirsty and those who have just finished dinner, and all lovers of chicken, pork, beef, and pierogi to our humble home. At Old Friends', everyone will find rest, their hunger will be satisfied, their energy will be restored, and their souls will be soothed with music.We make everything ourselves in our kitchen, drawing knowledge from our grandmothers' secret recipes. Plates full of old Polish dishes and Subcarpathian fare are enticing with their aromas and will tickle your palate.

Now, next to the Cottage, the GINGERBREAD CHATKA stands, and inside, you can feast your eyes on cookies, brownies, ice cream, and other various desserts, tempting your palate. Our cookies are the best, straight from Robert Wołczański's Master Confectionery, and they've already arrived at our cottage, making my mouth water. So, make time for a Sunday afternoon to enjoy a sweet treat with family or friends at our Cottage.

Next to our Cottage, two cozy cottages have nestled, and we can now accommodate all travelers for the night. Cottage Zakątek Kachny has three alcoves and can sleep 8 people, while Cottage Dziupla Tomasza has four rooms and can sleep 10 people.

Our spacious parking lot accommodates many horse-drawn carriages, and buses and minibuses can also pull in. But remember, take your foot off the gas pedal, as the turn to our cottage is sharp!

Two cozy cottages have nestled next to our cottage, and we can now accommodate all travelers overnight. The "Zakątek Kachny" cottage has three alcoves and can sleep 8 people, while the "Dziupla Tomasza" cottage has four rooms and can sleep 10 people. Both cottages are made of wood, with cozy interiors and a warm, grandmotherly atmosphere. The cottages are open to all the weary and beckon with their warmth and coziness.

Our cottage lies at the foot of the Bieszczady Mountains, a perfect place for exploring the wild forests. Every traveler will find something for themselves here.

For those looking for fun, we'll set up a bonfire or barbecue with roasted sausages and tea with electricity. We'll take you on a horse-drawn carriage or sleigh ride around the area, and we can organize a feast with music until dawn.

For those craving peace and quiet, a forest grows just beyond the fence, where you can pick blueberries, raspberries, and mushrooms in the thicket, or enjoy long walks among the wild animals and birds.

For the children, we have a playground where, as soon as the sun comes out, they can play, build sandcastles, swing, climb, and take a train ride into the Bieszczady Mountains.