Journey through the eras in historic Upper Lusatian house

Upper Lusatia welcomes visitors with a hearty originality. Nature lovers explore the Zittau Mountains or Saxon Switzerland, while Görlitz and Zittau attract culture fans with their picturesque city centers. The architecture of the area is dominated by half-timbered houses, which are characteristic of the border triangle. This gem from 1831 takes you on a journey through time.

When renovating the house of a former cloth merchant, Christina and Tom took care not to let the visible signs of the eras disappear. Behind the massive oak door, the journey goes from late baroque to classicism to art deco and modern elements.

With its 260 m², the house offers plenty of space for a large family or group of friends. The five bedrooms are quiet retreats with individual character. On the first floor, the 50 m² suite with four-poster bed is a true Art Deco dream. Under the old beams, restored original wallpaper with gold molding from the 1920s adorns the walls. In the ensuite bathroom, craquelé tiles add a historic flair. An antique Chinese wedding cabinet and vintage Berber rug create a unique mix of styles from different continents in the bedroom behind the iron-framed door. In addition, behind thick granite walls, there is a sauna for relaxing hours.

Upstairs, three more charming bedrooms with their own character await you. Here you can also retreat to the living room in the original 60s style. The dining room next door invites you to get together: At the 3.40-meter-long table next to the crackling Meissen tiled stove, you can plan the trips for the next few days while eating together. The adjoining kitchen leaves nothing to be desired by hobby cooks and offers a 90cm wide Smeg stove as well as an old kitchen oven with wood burning. If you would like to have a full fridge with local goods on arrival, please contact Christina and Tom in time.

The house also offers you a lot of space outside. On two terraces you can enjoy the fresh air, surrounded by the scent of herbs. In the wild garden, children explore the fallen apple tree, while you lie in the sun in a deck chair or fire up the grill.