Apartments in the Val Passiria – South Tyrolean Alps

Our Alpenrose flat is located on the first floor of the new farmhouse. It offers two separate bedrooms, each with a double bed. Each of the two bedrooms offers a large balcony with a panoramic view of the Pfelder mountains. On one of the two balconies there is a large family table for cosy sitting together │ In the living area of the flat there is also a pull-out sofa bed for a possible fifth person. The flat offers a complete kitchenette with oven, kettle, dishes and cooking utensils, dish towels, dishwasher with taps, hand blender, mixer, toaster, fridge with freezer compartment, filter coffee machine │The bathroom offers: Shower, WC, hairdryer, cosy hand & bath towels │Free WIFI, underfloor heating only in winter, satellite TV, safe.

History: The rust-red, almost pinkish alpine rose belongs to the heather family. Every year in May / June we are allowed to marvel and watch this natural spectacle here in Pfelders. The alpine rose blossom is known worldwide and our flat Alpenrose gives exactly this feeling. Cosy, snug, familiar, lots of space, romantic, tastefully furnished, and of course the rust red colour.

Our Jägerstübele flat is located on the first floor of the new farmhouse. The romantic Jägerstübele offers a very large bedroom with a double bed and a single bed. The flat offers two large balconies with panoramic views of the Pfelder mountains. On one of the two balconies there is a large family table for cosy sitting together │ In the living area of the flat there is also a pull-out sofa bed for a possible fourth person. The flat offers a complete kitchenette with oven, kettle, dishes and cooking utensils, dish towels, dishwasher with taps, hand blender, mixer, toaster, fridge with freezer compartment, filter coffee machine │The bathroom offers: Shower, WC, hairdryer, cosy hand & bath towels │Free WIFI, underfloor heating only in winter, satellite TV.

History: Already our grandfather Albert was a passionate hunter in our area in the beautiful nature park Texelgruppe. We (Katy + Reini with hunting dog Kaya our father Alberich) are also passionate hunters who like to pursue this wonderful hobby and spend time in nature besides work. That’s why we named the romantic flat Jägerstübele.

Our flat Bauernsuite is located on the first floor of the over 400 year old, historic farmhouse. It offers three separate bedrooms, each with a double bed. In two of the bedrooms there is also a pull-out sofa bed for one person each.  The same two rooms are still completely furnished with the historic, over 400-year-old, high-quality Swiss stone pine panelling │Natural oak wood flooring throughout the apartment│The flat offers a narrow balcony facing the entrance to the village and a communal balcony on the other side, where guests of the suites on the 2nd floor may also be. │ The flat offers a complete kitchenette with oven, kettle, eating and cooking utensils, dish towels, dishwasher with Taps, hand blender, mixer, toaster, fridge with freezer compartment, filter coffee machine │ New bathroom in high-quality, local materials: Shower, WC, hairdryer, cosy hand & bath towels │Floor heating only in winter, TV with 40 channels but no satellite TV, no home WIFI only village WIFI│all high quality and newly renovated │ Important information: as the flat is in a 450-year-old farmhouse, the ceilings (upper floor) are also somewhat lower than in a new building and not suitable for very tall people.

History: the farmhouse suite lives up to its name because the over 400 year old and historic 80 square metres have many stories to tell. The three separate bedrooms used to be strictly divided. The second room on the right was the “Buebmkommer”, where only boys were allowed to sleep in former times. Often there were up to 9 people in the room. The first room on the right was always the parents’ room and the left bedroom was always the “Madlkommer”. Only the girls were allowed to sleep there. Just above the kitchen on the ground floor was the so-called “Kuchlkommer” on the first floor. The “Dirnen” (maids) and the farmhands always had to sleep there.  The “Kuchlkommer” used to be built higher than the other rooms, which is why no room in the flat is the same height. The historic, historical and diachronic farmhouse suite is a real diamond and absolutely invites the whole family to stay. P.S. the squeaking of the doors and the creaking of the floorboards are part and parcel of a historic, over 400-year-old farmhouse.