ArchitectureWhen renovating the holiday home, special emphasis was placed on preserving the original charm of the building. A targeted focus was placed on upcycling in order to reuse old materials and minimize waste. Many of the pieces of furniture come from the family and tell stories of past generations, which gives the house a personal and authentic touch. In order to preserve this heritage, local craftsmen were sometimes brought in, who ensured with great attention to detail that the old was carefully integrated into the new.

FoodIn the holiday home, guests can cook for themselves and enjoy fresh eggs from the house's own chickens and herbs from the garden. Organic waste bins and a compost bin are available for environmentally friendly waste disposal. Those who would like to be pampered with culinary delights have the option of booking regional catering or private chefs who can also bring home-grown ingredients if desired. These additional offerings include a variety of dishes, including vegan, vegetarian and Ayurvedic dishes.

EnvironmentA charging station is available for guests with electric cars to make their journey and stay as environmentally friendly as possible. The garden is watered by a pump that works efficiently and conserves resources. Waste separation is of course practiced here. The cleaning products used in the house are also environmentally friendly and thus contribute to a sustainable stay.

Well-BeingGuests can enrich their stay with a variety of additional offers. These include a barrel sauna, private yoga sessions, massages, cooking and baking courses, creative workshops such as dried flower arranging, and much more.