Design House with Views over Quedlinburg
Quedlinburg
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152 m²
7 guests · 3 bedrooms
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Ski-friendly
You’ll be staying in an eco-friendly vacation home right in the heart of Quedlinburg’s historic old town. From the rooftop terrace, you’ll enjoy a stunning view over the rooftops all the way to the Marktkirche. Modern design meets a centuries-old ambiance—a unique combination.
Natural materials define the interior: clay-plastered walls in warm tones, oak floorboards, and slate surfaces in the bathrooms create a cozy atmosphere. The spacious living area on the upper floor invites you to relax together, while the kitchen-diner on the ground floor is perfect for cooking and dining.
You can relax wonderfully in the small garden and on the terrace. A covered seating area offers a sheltered retreat. Bicycles can be stored in the basement; the parking space is located behind the house with direct access to the terrace.
Discover over 1,000 years of history with 1,400 half-timbered houses from various eras. The Stiftsberg with St. Servatii, the Castle Museum, and the Lyonel Feininger Gallery are all nearby. Hike through the Bade Valley or Selke Valley, ride the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railway, or visit Wernigerode and Halberstadt.
Tourism Fee not included
A Tourism Fee is a mandatory fee that you have to pay when visiting certain tourism areas in Germany. The fee is not included in the price because it depends on where you stay, how many nights you stay, how old you are and if you're bringing your dog. The fee usually varies between €0 and €4 per adult per night, but may be 5% in certain areas, such as Berlin. It should be settled with the host upon arrival.
Descriptions and highlights have been auto-translated from German
Free private parking
Wifi
Barbecue (gas/charcoal)
Bicycles
Close to hiking paths
Close to ski resort
- Close to hiking paths
- Close to ski resort
- Enclosed garden
- Garden furniture
- Terrace
- Rooftop terrace
- Private garden
- Activity room
- Bathtub
- Board games
- Books
- Cot
- Dryer
- Electricity
- Heat pump
- Running water
- Sauna
- Washing machine
- Woodburning stove
- Desk
- Desk lamp
- Coffee machine
- Dishwasher
- Electric kettle
- Exhaust hood
- Oven
- Streaming service
- TV
- First aid kit
- Smoke detector
Highlights from Sylke
Host since July 2026
- Enjoy the view over the rooftops all the way to the Marktkirche from the rooftop terrace
- Discover 1,400 half-timbered houses from various eras in this UNESCO World Heritage city
- Hike through the Bade Valley and Selke Valley, or take a ride on the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railroad
We are Ronald, a master carpenter and joiner, and I, the owner of a half-timbered hotel in Quedlinburg. It took us over five years to build this eco-friendly wooden house in this UNESCO World Heritage city—with a lot of our own hard work and the help of our children. We know every nook and cranny and every detail.
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