This exceptional farmhouse, dating from around 1660, is a property of rare authenticity and distinctive character. Over the centuries, it has preserved its history while being transformed into a unique home with extraordinary sensitivity to its original fabric. The historic year of construction is still engraved on a beam in the dining room today—a quiet and impressive testimony to the past. During the extensive renovation work, two coins dating from 1686 were also discovered, once concealed and embedded in an interior wall. Details such as these give the house a soul all its own and make its history immediately tangible.
Between 2008 and 2020, the farmhouse was comprehensively renovated to the highest standards of quality, craftsmanship and authenticity. The guiding principle throughout was to preserve the historic essence of the building while carefully combining it with contemporary living comfort. Nothing was allowed to compromise the character of the house; rather, every intervention was carried out thoughtfully in order to preserve the original features while creating a sophisticated and comfortable living environment.
Particular attention was paid to the selection of materials. High-quality natural and reclaimed building materials were used, including old, carefully restored timber, local larch, and stone and marble from a nearby quarry. These materials impress not only through their quality, but also through their natural patina and tactile qualities, creating a connection with the surroundings and the history of the house.
The original construction method was deliberately and consistently preserved. No wall is perfectly straight, and no surface is flawless by modern standards—and that is precisely where the unmistakable beauty of this house lies. The visible traces of time give the rooms an authenticity that cannot be artificially created. The intentionally rough-rendered interior walls reinforce this special atmosphere, creating an ambience of warmth, tranquillity and timeless elegance.
The furnishings, too, were selected with exceptional sensitivity to proportion, quality and history. The interior blends naturally with the historic architecture, forming a harmonious whole. Traditional rural elements meet high-quality materials and tasteful details. The result is a living experience that feels both cultivated and authentic—stylish without losing its connection to its rural roots.
A particular retreat within the house is its own wine cellar, which underscores the property’s exceptional standards and quality of life. The location is equally impressive: the approximately 2,254 m² plot offers expansive views of the Trattberg. Surrounded by extensive meadows and immersed in nature, the property provides an exceptional degree of peace, privacy and connection with the landscape.
With approximately 250 m² of living space, this historic farmhouse uniquely combines centuries of history, authentic architecture, carefully selected materials and contemporary living comfort. It is not merely a house to live in—it is a place with personality and history, a retreat of exceptional quality and a piece of lived heritage preserved for the future.
A property for people who do not seek the extraordinary in the obvious, but in the quality of the details, the beauty of the original and the unmistakable atmosphere of a house that does not simply tell its story, but makes it tangible.