The Frialing is a former farm in the small village of Frühling. You can spend your vacation with us in and around the historic, listed Bundwerkstadel, nestled in the beautiful pre-Alpine landscape of northern Chiemgau with a magnificent view of the Chiemgau Mountains.
We’ve converted a former barn into two spacious half-houses, each accommodating 10 people. In the historic Bundwerkstadel, we’ve created two modern, cozy apartments, each for 4–5 people. All apartments are constructed of wood to passive house standards using eco-friendly building methods.
In our courtyard green spaces, guests of all ages can relax in the beautiful new natural pool and the surrounding meadows, or let off steam on the trampoline, swing set, and in the sandplay area.
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On the upper floor of the historic, protected Bundwerkstadel barn, our most extraordinary apartment awaits you. Here, you’ll stay right among the nearly 150-year-old beams that run right through the apartment. The cozy main room invites you to relax, cook, play, and spend time together. The couch and flat-screen TV with Magenta TV provide everything you need for a relaxing evening of TV. At the round dining table, you can enjoy fun game nights. From the living room, you’ll have a view across the garden and swimming pond toward the mountains. Open the large patio doors and turn the interior into an outdoor space. The balcony and loggia area—located inside the historic wooden facade but outside the apartment—offer you a unique outdoor space where you can spend peaceful hours with the golden evening sun on your face.
The kitchenette in the living room is equipped with an induction cooktop, a microwave with grill function, a refrigerator with freezer compartment, a coffee pod machine, a French press, an electric kettle, and a teapot, a toaster, and a small selection of our favorite spices.
The apartment features one bedroom with a double bed and access to the loggia, as well as another bedroom with two single beds. An extra bed in one of the bedrooms, or sleeping on the cozy sofa bed in the living room, is possible in this apartment.
The little village of Frühling, consisting of three historic four-sided farmsteads, is a unique feature of the area and is listed as such on the historic preservation register. Two of these three stately farmsteads are operated by our immediate neighbors as active dairy farms. So here, you’ll see cows peeking out of the barn, hear the tractor rumbling by from time to time, and sometimes catch a whiff of the fresh country air. :) The Frialing is situated on a plateau overlooking the beautiful Alz Valley. Up here, there’s a fantastic panoramic view of the mountains and plenty of peace and quiet. Since only small roads lead here, there isn’t much going on (thank goodness)—aside from the hum of tractors and the occasional passing car. Still, it never gets boring, because there are plenty of great highlights and hidden gems to discover in the surrounding area, far away from the well-known tourist spots. The Frialing is located in northern Chiemgau, a region that’s still relatively unknown to tourists—but perhaps all the more charming for it. The landscape is shaped by the Alz and Traun rivers, which flow from Lake Chiemsee and the mountains and pass through here—
The Huberhof, where the Frialing is located, is an imposing, listed Vies-Seit farmstead, typical of northern Chiemgau. The farm has been in the family for 500 years and was an active agricultural operation until the early 2000s. Since structural change here also called for new ideas to preserve the now-defunct farm, we, as architects, decided on a gentle renovation and repurposing of the historic structures, thereby giving the old buildings a new use.
We, Katrin and Gunter Karosser, who operate the vacation apartments, also have our small architecture firm here on the farm. In addition, there is an osteopathy and massage practice here that is at your service.