Exceptional Alsatian estate with private lake

Domaine de Rountz, a historic family estate, welcomes you all year round in a peaceful green setting, ideal for relaxation and tranquility. Available for exclusive rental, including both the house and its grounds, it combines the authentic charm of a country home with modern comfort and can accommodate up to 15 guests. The estate benefits from 24/7 on-site security. Ideally located between Strasbourg and Baden-Baden, with easy access to major roads. The space A non-secured and unsupervised lake is located on the estate: access to its surroundings is entirely at visitors’ own risk. ⚠️⚠️Rates are based on the number of guests, on the basis of two people per bedroom; the number of bedrooms provided is therefore adjusted accordingly. Additional bedrooms can be opened upon request, for an extra charge. In our charming family home, you will enjoy a fully equipped kitchen (salt, pepper, coffee, tea, vinegar, olive oil, dishwasher tablets), air-conditioned bedrooms, as well as bed linen provided, bath towels, shampoo and shower gel in the bathrooms. The estate also offers a sauna, a home cinema, and direct indoor and outdoor access to all living spaces. You can also enjoy a beach area, along with numerous relaxation spaces. Housekeeping during your stay is available at an additional cost, and breakfast can be provided as an option. For any special request, please feel free to contact me: I will do my very best to meet your needs and make your stay unforgettable. Guest access Guests have access to the entire property, including the sauna, pontoon, private lake, and the large park. Enjoy full use of all the amenities to make your stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible. Other things to note A non-secured and unsupervised lake is located on the estate: access to its surroundings is entirely at visitors’ own risk. ⚠️⚠️Prices vary according to the number of guests, with the number of rooms opened adjusted accordingly. A non-secured and unsupervised lake is located on the estate: access to its surroundings is entirely at visitors’ own risk.