Late Baroque rectory on the Saar-Hunsrück trail

This 18th-century parsonage visibly bears the marks of its history: massive fieldstone walls, high ceilings, and antique furniture give you the feeling of stepping into a slower-paced world. In the living room, a playable grand piano stands next to the fireplace, and in the small library, you can spend a rainy day wonderfully with a book in hand.

The living room opens onto the dining room via double doors. The kitchen and bathrooms match the character of the house without sacrificing modern comforts. Antique furniture defines every room and ties the house together into a harmonious whole. To the south, the view opens up across the garden into a wide valley. You can gather around the fire pit or enjoy the scenery at the garden table beneath the old fruit trees.

The house sits directly on the Saar-Hunsrück-Steig hiking trail and the Mosel-Hunsrück cycle path. The Geierlay suspension bridge and Waldeck Castle are nearby. You can easily reach the Moselle, Eltz Castle, Cochem and the Middle Rhine with Oberwesel—it's just a 15-minute drive to the steep Moselle vineyards. In the village, you'll find a nature discovery area and a restaurant.