Design loft above Lake Constance with fireplace

A bright designer loft in the historic center of Heiligenberg at an altitude of 750 m – for couples, families and friends who appreciate architecture, natural materials and tranquility. Solid oak, Swiss natural stone and the wood-burning stove create the warm atmosphere. A separate bedroom provides privacy; two additional guests sleep in the open gallery in the attic. The fully equipped kitchen, the natural stone bathroom and the south-facing balcony also invite you to take longer breaks. The space The heart of the loft is the bright living and dining area under the high sloping ceilings. The fully equipped kitchen with a spacious cooking island, the dining area and the sofa corner by the wood-burning stove blend seamlessly into one another. Solid oak, handcrafted Swiss natural stone and selected lighting give the rooms their warm, distinctive atmosphere. The separate, lockable bedroom offers a double bed measuring 1.80 × 2.00 m and pleasant privacy. For two additional guests, a second double bed measuring 1.60 × 2.00 m is available on the open sleeping gallery in the attic, accessible via the stairs integrated into the oak shelf. Both beds are equipped with TEMPUR mattresses. This makes the loft suitable for couples as well as for families or friends traveling together, provided the open sleeping concept suits them well. The natural stone bathroom combines a bathtub and a walk-in shower; a washing machine is also available. The south-facing balcony complements the living space with a cozy outdoor area. The well-thought-out furnishings create space for days spent together, quiet retreats and longer breaks – for two as well as for four. Guest access The entire loft on the top floor, including the south-facing balcony, is exclusively available to you during your stay. Check-in is uncomplicated and independent via a key box. Free parking is available around the house. Other things to note The open-plan feel is part of the loft's special character. Please note that the sleeping gallery is open to the living area and is not a second enclosed bedroom; there is no acoustic separation. It is reached via a permanently installed staircase integrated into the oak shelf and is therefore not suitable for infants or people with reduced mobility.