The building's design combines modern insulation and double glazing to efficiently retain heat and coolness, minimizing the need for air conditioning, while natural stone continues to provide striking accents. Much of the furnishings – from sideboards and sofas to the dining table and chairs – come from the former family home, lending the space a personal touch. The infrastructure is already in place to allow for the future addition of an eco-friendly swimming pool, complemented by newly planted fruit and nut trees and planned vegetable gardens. Local companies and manufacturers were primarily involved in the construction and furnishing, and natural stone was sourced directly from the old ruins and the surrounding area.

Rainwater is collected, waste is separated, recycled, and composted, supplemented by an on-site, ecological wastewater treatment plant. During construction, natural stone sourced directly from the property was predominantly used, and the use of concrete was deliberately minimized. Where possible, steam cleaners are used instead of chemicals for cleaning. All lighting is based on energy-efficient LED technology, and modern air conditioning units in the form of heat pumps ensure a more environmentally friendly indoor climate. Guests are also actively involved through information on water conservation, dual-flush toilets, hand showers, and preset eco-modes for lighting and air conditioning, which can even be switched off automatically if needed.

During peak season, massages are offered on a specially constructed stone platform, set back from the house for maximum peace and privacy. A swimming pool with sun loungers is also available. Numerous activities such as kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, snorkeling, windsurfing, and hiking are just 300 meters away. Boat rentals are available approximately 3 kilometers away.