Handcrafted interiors with countryside views
Alps
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170 m²
4 guests · 2 bedrooms
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Pets allowed
Wheelchair-friendly
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Green meadows, rolling hills, and—on a clear day—the Alps on the horizon: in Schnetzen, in Upper Swabia, you'll enjoy a sweeping view of the countryside. Your host, Thomas, a master carpenter, redesigned the holiday let himself. Custom-made furniture, herringbone parquet flooring, and carefully selected found objects reflect his passion for craftsmanship.
In the spacious kitchen, you can cook together and gather around the French country-style bar table. A Quooker provides sparkling, chilled still and boiling water, while a wine cooler keeps your favourite wines cool. Afterward, the sofa awaits: put on a record, flip through a book and let the evening wind down slowly. Two bedrooms accommodate four guests; acoustic ceilings and soundproofing solutions complement the thoughtfully designed interior.
Thomas also uses the flat himself when there aren't any guests. His books, records and personal belongings make it a lived-in, unique space. Because he likes to add new furniture and found objects, some of the furnishings may differ from what’s shown in the photos. During your stay, you’ll have exclusive use of the holiday let. A family lives in a separate flat in the same building.
All around Schnetzen, the meadows and hills of Upper Swabia invite you to take a stroll. If you’d like to explore the area further, you can head to Berg-Kuppe Park in Berg and, from one of the benches, let your gaze wander over the Schussental valley toward the Alps. For a longer hike, try the Martinusweg, which leads through Berg and along a high-altitude trail toward Schmalegg. Or you can return after a short loop, pick out a new film, and enjoy the afternoon in the flat. Your dogs are welcome here, too.
If there’s anything else you’d like during your stay, Thomas will be happy to arrange for fresh rolls or breakfast, if possible. You can arrange these additional services in advance; they’re subject to availability and incur an extra charge.
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
- Garden furniture
- Bathtub
- Books
- Dryer
- Electricity
- Heat pump
- Running water
- Washing machine
- Desk
- Desk lamp
- Office chair
- Coffee machine
- Dishwasher
- Electric kettle
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Oven
- TV
- Fire extinguisher
Highlights from Thomas
Host since October 2026
- You'll discover bespoke furniture and herringbone parquet flooring from a master carpenter
- Enjoy the panoramic view of Upper Swabia—on a clear day, you'll see all the way to the Alps
- Put on a record and make yourselves comfortable among the books and found objects
I’m Thomas, a master carpenter by passion. I love wood, beautiful furniture, and unique finds. I redesigned this flat according to my own vision. I live here myself and am always making little changes: adding an armchair, moving a painting to a new spot, or repurposing a piece of furniture.
My books and records are just as much a part of this space as the furnishings I designed myself. I hope you feel at home here and enjoy discovering the items I’ve provided. If you have any tips about the area or a special request, please feel free to ask me. And if you simply want to enjoy some peace and quiet, that’s just as welcome.
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