This 270-year-old half-timbered house is located in the oldest part of Lutter, right next to the castle. The renovation deliberately preserved its historic character: exposed ceiling beams, walls plastered with clay, and natural materials define the interior, and plastic was avoided as much as possible.



The fireplace quickly warms up the living space in winter, so you’ll thaw out in no time after a walk in the snow. The tranquility in the house and in the village is special even for locals—a temporarily rented home with a craftsman’s touch.



A supermarket, market, and church are a five-minute walk away, and the nearest field edge is 120 meters from the house. The village pond in Lutter is a great spot for walking your dog.



The surrounding area offers swimming in the Innerstetal Reservoir, walks through the former sandstone quarry area in Ostlutter, and a trip to the Bocksberg in Hahnenklee. Road cyclists can find numerous routes on Komoot ranging from 19 km to over 100 km, including routes around the Okertal Reservoir.