This loft in Bavaria, spanning approximately 125 m², is anything but ordinary: an open-concept living, dining, and sleeping area, plenty of wood, and carefully selected materials that give the space a character all its own.



The spacious, open living area offers sleeping accommodations for a total of five people: the lower level features a cozy double bed and a sofa that sleeps three. A loft leads to two additional sleeping areas under the roof.



Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors directly connect the interior and exterior. When open, they lead out to the water lily pond, the terrace, and the garden with its Mediterranean flair. Large windows ensure the rooms are bright all day long. The Ooni pizza oven, an Italian portafilter espresso machine, and a sink mounted on a restored sewing machine stand round out the picture.



The Huaba-Alm is within walking distance of the loft and is known for its Kaiserschmarrn and views of the surrounding mountains. The Gindelalmen can also be reached on foot or by bike—a peaceful place to experience the region’s natural beauty.



You can bike to Schliersee, where you can swim out to Wörth Island and enjoy the crystal-clear water. The region is considered one of the most beautiful in Bavaria and offers plenty of variety among its alpine pastures, lakes, and mountains.