Healthy living in a 100% sustainable tiny house

Located in the green recreational area just outside Ingolstadt, Munich and the Altmühl Valley, our tiny house is the first 100% sustainable tiny house in Germany. The design takes up elements of the original "rural" development of Niederstimm. Bike paths are available and lead idyllically across the country. Local transport connection via bus is also available. Ingolstadt Central Station (20 minutes to Munich) is about 3 km away The space Each of our houses was individually designed by an architect and an interior designer, with a lot of love. Therefore, each of our houses is absolutely unique. Only natural materials were used in the houses (except fittings, sink, pipes and stove). Particular attention was paid to the origin of the wood used, from Germany. The insulation of the walls was made from the cutting waste. In addition, the houses are 100% made in Germany and manufactured by several carpentry shops in cooperation. In addition, no concrete was used in the construction and erection. Wood was used for all interior and exterior elements, rubber for the bathrooms. The colors are also completely ecological, without chemical additives, which is immediately noticeable when entering the house. Guest access House and property border (separated by a road) the local recreation area with soccer field, playground, lake (with children's swimming area) and volleyball court. The surrounding area is interspersed with fields and “old water” from the Paar and Brautlach rivers. In addition, the public bath with steam bath and children's pool is about 500 meters away. The large garden serves as a compensation area (bee meadow) and is equipped with seating to linger. The Blühpakt Bayern (Bavarian Flowering Pact) was on hand to advise and the company has been nominated as a "Blühendes Unternehmen 2024" (Flowering Company 2024). The church of St. Ignatius Niederstimm with its more than 700-year history is also preserved. Already in Roman times, the "Limes" (Celtic wall) ran directly through Manching. The Celtic Roman Museum is also worth a visit, with the best preserved Roman patrol boats, as well as the Celtic treasure. An archaeological adventure trail from the museum along the walls of the Limes and the old Celtic settlement are also a great pastime. Other things to note Our company supports the “Rewilding Europe” initiative with donations from your stay, which takes care of the reintroduction of displaced and threatened species in Europe. So, field hamsters, field hares and pheasants are simply part of it and can be easily observed from the house. Worth a visit: - Ingolstadt Village - Donautherme Ingolstadt (6.4 km) - Audi Museum - Klenze Park - Barthlmarkt in Oberstimm (Christmas market) - Danube swimming (summer) - Altmühltal Natural Park - Excursion destinations around Ingolstadt - The Top 20 | Komoot | Komoot - New Audi Campus (4.7 km) - Airbus (4.2 km)