Chalet with guest house in nature + barrel sauna

In the chalet you can enjoy cozy hours on the terrace, play table tennis, use small outdoor games, relax by the fireplace, in the hammock or in your own barrel sauna. The surrounding nature with wide fields and quiet paths invites you to take walks, bike tours or simply to breathe deeply in soothing peace. Only 10 minutes away is an idyllic swimming lake and directly at the chalet the green area offers plenty of space for family or boisterous play with your four-legged friend. The space In the open, modern and cozy chalet you will find everything you need for relaxing days: a comfortable double bed, a round dining table for shared meals, a small kitchenette and a shower room. Right next door is a charming wooden hut with two single beds – perfect for children or friends. For the little ones, we will gladly provide you with a baby cot on request. Four-legged friends are also welcome here. Dogs can let off steam on the large green area directly at the chalet or discover the wide field and forest paths that start right outside the door – ideal for relaxing walks, bike rides or walks. If you want to arrive by horse, you will also find a small open stable with adjoining pasture (please contact us in advance). This makes the chalet a place where the whole family – whether large, small or on four paws – gets their money's worth. Guest access During your stay, the entire chalet with terrace, garden area and barrel sauna is available for your exclusive use. The adjoining wooden hut is also entirely for you and your family. The large green area around the chalet invites you to play, romp or relax. Parking is right by the house. Walking and cycling paths start right outside the door, so you can explore nature right from here. Other things to note In the surrounding area: The Wippertalsperre is the most impressive structure in the region: over 120 meters wide, up to 18 meters high – it protects people and nature and at the same time offers an idyllic local recreation area with a lake. A special highlight is the Naturistenstieg, Germany's first nudist hiking trail. For 18 kilometers it goes through quiet countryside – of course also open for dressed hikers. The Wipperia Funpark with summer toboggan run, climbing park and climbing rocks offers more action. The on-site restaurant provides a break in between. Four-legged friends are also welcome: dogs and cats can run around freely, and for horses there is a small paddock with shelter on request.