Black Forest house by stream with sauna
Black Forest
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124 m²
7 guests · 4 bedrooms
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Ski slope
10.7 km
You’ll be staying in a lovingly restored Black Forest home where natural materials and thoughtful details take center stage. From the insulation to the bedding, every choice was made with care—and the result is a vacation home that blends tradition and comfort. The sauna invites you to relax after a day of hiking.
Inside, you’ll find high-quality furnishings with great attention to detail. The spacious kitchen is perfectly equipped for cooking together with family or friends and leaves little to be desired. Here, historic charm blends with modern living comfort.
The garden is a real highlight: wild, flower-filled meadows, old varieties of fruit trees, and the soothing murmur of the stream create an atmosphere of complete privacy. Here, you can enjoy nature in peace and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind.
The hike to the Igellochfelsen through the forest begins right outside the front door. Just a two-minute walk away is the Gasthof Lamm, known for its highly recommended fried potatoes. After about a 20-minute drive, you’ll reach Triberg with its famous waterfalls.
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
- Close to hiking paths
- Close to ski resort
- Garden recliners
- Hammock
- Parasol
- Garden furniture
- Terrace
- Balcony
- Private garden
- Board games
- Books
- Electricity
- Heat pump
- Highchair
- Running water
- Sauna
- Woodburning stove
- Desk
- Desk lamp
- Dishwasher
- Electric kettle
- Oven
- Carbon monoxide detector
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
- Smoke detector
Highlights from Yacha, David and Werner
Host since August 2026
- Set out on hikes to the Igellochfelsen rock formation right from the house, through the forest
- Relax in the natural garden with old fruit trees and a babbling brook
- Visit the famous Triberg Waterfalls, just 20 minutes away
We're Werner and Ruth, Yacha and David. Werner got the ball rolling: As a master plasterer and energy consultant, he brings decades of experience in renovation, a keen sense for natural materials, and a good deal of ingenuity when working with existing structures. Ruth's an artist and knows her way around gardens, plants, fabrics, and natural dyes—her personal touch can be seen throughout the house. Yacha and David work as architects in the Black Forest and Switzerland, specialising in the renovation of existing buildings, and they brought their experience with historic farmsteads to the project. Here, too, we've aimed to transform the old house on the Schwanenbach into a cosy, contemporary holiday home without stripping it of its venerable soul. We're very much looking forward to welcoming you to the Haus am Schwanenbach.
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