Landhaus Olduvai is a high-quality, south-facing, fully furnished, detached country house with a fantastic view of the fascinating surrounding limestone Alps, which offer numerous recreational and sports facilities for young and old alike.

First floor: The entry hall leads to the spacious 50 m² living-dining room with satellite TV, radio, CD player, and Wi-Fi, as well as a large living area and an open, fully furnished, and brand-new kitchen.
Bathroom with shower, double sink, and toilet.

First floor: 1 double bedroom with a south-facing balcony, 1 triple bedroom with a south-facing balcony, 1 triple bedroom with an extra bed, and a spacious bathroom with a shower, corner bathtub, double sink, and toilet.

Basement: double bedroom with private bathroom, shower, toilet; bedroom for 2 people; foosball table; laundry room with 2 washers and a dryer.

Outdoor facilities: 30 m² south-facing terrace with a beautiful view, barbecue, garden chairs and tables, carport, 4 parking spaces.


In a very quiet and romantic location, Landhaus Olduvai is an ideal starting point for:

* 4 different ski areas, making it part of Austria’s largest connected ski region
Leogang-Saalbach-Hinterglemm—about 10 min, Maria Alm - Dienten—about 10 min, Schmittenhöhe Zell am See—about 15 min, and the Kaprun Glacier ski paradise—about 20 min.
The cross-country ski trail is about 500 m away,

* Hiking in the mountains: the hiking trails in the Leoganger Steinberge lead directly from the house to the Steinerne Meer, Hochkönig, Pinzgauer Grasberge, and Hohe Tauern,

* Golfers: 3 18-hole golf courses—Brandlhof, Saalfelden, and Maria Alm are about 10 minutes away; Zell am See—one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Alps—is about 15 minutes away; and seven other golf courses: Kitzbühel (4), Mittersill, Goldegg, and Gastein, approx. 45 min away,

* Cyclists and mountain bikers: the Saalfelden-Leogang vacation region offers 480 km of marked and well-maintained bike trails in the valley. Leogang is also a mountain biking hub—host of the 2012 World Cup.

The Zeller See, the Ritzensee in Saalfelden, the natural swimming area, and the Vorderkaser Gorge offer swimming opportunities, especially for children, along with numerous swimming pools in the area.
Rafting is available on the nearby Saalach River.

Day trip to the medieval city of Salzburg—about 1 hour; to the Gross Glockner—Austria’s highest mountain—about 1 hour; to Eisriesenwelt — Werfen—the world’s largest ice caves—about 1 hour; to Seisenbergklamm—about 15 minutes; to Lamprechthöhle—Europe’s longest cave system—about 15 minutes; in the Tauern - Spa in Kaprun, featuring activity pools, waterfalls, panoramic saunas, a relaxation pool, a brine relaxation pool, a 25-meter lap pool, etc.—approximately 20 minutes.
Numerous inns, restaurants, and alpine huts offer excellent cuisine: detailed information available upon request.