The 54 m2 apartment is located on the south side of the former stable. A bedroom with double bed and 2 sofa beds in the living room can accommodate up to 4 people. In addition, kitchen with fridge, oven and dishwasher, bathroom with shower and a large terrace. This apartment is barrier-free: wide access ramp, grab bars in the bathroom and toilet, emergency call system, sliding doors and the kitchen counter are lowered to wheelchair height.

The 44m2 garden house Salix got its name from the pastures that surround the house. A queen-size bed + sofa bed as an additional bed can accommodate up to 3 people. Kitchen with fridge and gas hob, bathroom with shower and dry toilet and a wood-burning stove. A house for aesthetes and anarchists, as Peter Grundmann says. The house is only for adventurers in winter when it gets really cold. The house is well insulated but cools down at night. You have to heat up in the morning before it gets cozy.

The 40m2 garden house Spinosa is named after the Prunus Spinosa, the blackthorn that grows around the house. A queen-size bed + sofa bed as an additional bed can accommodate up to 3 people. Kitchen with fridge and gas hob, bathroom with shower and dry toilet and a wood-burning stove. A house for fresh air fans and sun worshipers. The house is only for adventurers in winter when it gets really cold. The house is well insulated but cools down at night. You have to heat up in the morning before it gets cozy.

The 33m2 garden house Lupulus is named after the hops that overgrow everything around the house. A queen-size bed + sofa bed as an additional bed can accommodate up to 3 people. Kitchen with fridge and gas hob, bathroom with shower and dry toilet and a wood-burning stove. A house for distant vision lovers and wild life observers. The house is only for adventurers in winter when it gets really cold. The house is well insulated but cools down at night. You have to heat up in the morning before it gets cozy.