Schwarzwaldhof holiday home in a secluded location in Nordrach

In the middle of the central Black Forest, in an absolutely secluded location with a fantastic view of the Black Forest, lies a very special holiday home: a wooden shingle house in traditional courtyard construction. Lovingly & historically furnished with the most modern comfort.

Large farmhouse with 270 m2 of living space and additional hobby room, terraces and more with space for 15 adults and small children.
In the idyllic, historical ambience and on the 2,000 square meter property in the holiday home in a secluded location you will find:

• 5 bedrooms each with their own bathroom + 1 office/reading room with sofa bed.
• High-quality kitchen with a central stove to chop into the pots from all sides or just look and dining area.
• Living room with large extendable table and recessed TV, tiled stove.
• Outdoor sauna in a shepherd's wagon, powered by a wood stove, lawn for sunbathing (hot pot planned for winter 22/23).
• Small sauna/swimming pond for cooling off, natural cooling shower/water shower, natural water playground for children.
• a beautiful (farm) garden, and in the middle of it a meadow / outdoor area with barbecue area / campfire.
• Several seats and sunbathing areas (near the sauna, terrace to the left and right of the house).
• 2 large, partially covered terraces (east and west facing), 2 covered balconies (1st + 2nd floor).
• Here everyone will find their own numerous places to enjoy the ambience and nature alone, as a couple or with a group of people.
• Hot tub planned for winter 2022/2023.
• Play shed for children in planning (probably from autumn 2023).
• Hobby room with table tennis table.
• Dogs allowed, fenced garden for dogs.
• Of the bathrooms, one bathroom on the ground floor is barrier-free, the entire ground floor (= mezzanine!) of the house is also accessible with a walker or wheelchair (not in accordance with standards, but it works in practice).
• 2 covered balconies.

The house has central and ecological (district heating) wood heating. But of course, there is also a real, historic tiled stove and enough firewood for cozy (local) warmth. (If you want, you can also chop your own wood, although at your own risk :-).

If you want to immerse yourself in the historical Black Forest building and way of life, you will find this in the nearby Black Forest open-air museum Vogtsbauernhöfe, which were and are a historical role model for the Black Forest farm.