A clever interplay of form, line and material: with its harmonious clarity, the architecture speaks the language of the 1960s. Brick, glass and wood characterize the aesthetics, overheight rooms with gallery and split levels create a wonderful feeling of living.

On the first floor, the dining area and kitchen form an open and airy unit, separated from the living area by glass doors. Here, the fireplace invites you to relax, while floor-to-ceiling windows and a sliding glass door allow the garden to merge with the interior. Two bedrooms and two wet rooms offer a retreat. The upper floor is home to two further bedrooms, both with balcony access and views of the forest, as well as a gallery room. If desired, the larger room can be easily divided up and adapted to the original floor plan. Whether studio or practice: thanks to the studio with its own entrance, you can combine living and working under one roof. The basement offers even more space with a craft room and cellar.

The large garden is a place of relaxation and inspiration, always accompanied by the gentle murmur of the adjacent stream and the forest.