The nature house is located in a small village with 24 buildings, where almost all the houses are equipped for recreation. The village, Bedepustza, is located on a cul-de-sac in a nature reserve and has recreational facilities in addition to peace and quiet. These include a swimming pool, a bar with a large collection of board games and a converted farmhouse where you can play ping-pong, a soccer game, darts and shuffleboard. On weekends (and upon request), cooking is often done in the summer kitchen or outdoors. The Othello house is a former farmhouse with a kitchen, toilet and bathroom, a dining room, a bedroom with three single beds, a luxury double bedroom and a spacious living room with traditional kemence (wood-burning oven). The house has plenty of outdoor space, with a patio, a playground, a covered terrace, a fire pit and an orchard. The house is built of loam, which makes it relatively cool in summer.

Bedepuszta is located in a valley on a plateau on the Kelet Cserhát nature reserve, overlooking the Mátra Mountains. The landscape is wide and hilly with many forests, flower fields and hardly any buildings. There is virtually no tourism in this area, with the exception of the village of Hollókö, which is eight kilometers away on foot. From the village trails run in all directions over ridges and through the small valleys, where you can make beautiful trips without meeting anyone. In addition to geological sites, you will come across many castle ruins and ghost villages overgrown by nature in this region. Extensive articles about Bedepuszta appeared in Trouw and in De Volkskrant.