South Tyrol Lodge With Mountain Views

The restored residential building now accommodates up to six guests with three double rooms, each furnished with Simmons box spring beds and Pierre Frey fabrics. All rooms can be configured as single beds. There are three bathrooms, all built with local natural stone, equipped with showers and toilets, and fitted with Antonio Lupi designs and Dornbracht fixtures. The living room offers a cozy library with books on hiking, art, and architecture, a flat-screen TV, a Marshall Box for custom playlists, and a lounge area with horsehair mattresses sourced from Marrakech. The original farmhouse parlor features wood paneling, a farmhouse stove, and a bench, while the vaulted smokehouse kitchen is equipped with a wood-fired gas stove by De Manincor, a Teppanyaki grill, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Additional features include a ski room with heated boot warmers, washing machine, and dryer, as well as an underground wine cellar called “The Secret Winecellar” designed by Kurt Pfattner. For wellness, guests can enjoy a Finnish panoramic sauna for up to eight people and a relaxation room. The surrounding 4-hectare grounds include a forest, meadow, and mountain stream, panoramic loungers by Luis Trenker, a barbecue area, a traditional hayloft for yoga, and an animal enclosure with sheep and goats.

Located in South Tyrol at 1,200 meters altitude, the property enjoys a private, panoramic setting with stunning views of the Dolomites. The surrounding landscape includes traditional alpine forests and open meadows, offering tranquility and direct access to nature.