Haus Rosa at Am Wildbachberg

A Chalet for Two Close to the Schilcher Wine Route

Once a barn, this building was reimagined as a peaceful retreat, maintaining its original integrity while infusing it with a mix of natural materials. The interior is a study in thoughtful, handmade design, that also showcases owner Johanna Krainer’s custom-made tiles and unique glass art. A gas fireplace provides a cozy centerpiece, and the open-plan space features a small kitchen, along with a free-standing bathtub for lingering soaks.

A wide private terrace with seating offers views of the surrounding hills. This is where you will find a private, pinewood outdoor sauna, framed by panoramic glazing. There is a shared infinity pool with a terrace, a communal barbecue area, and a 300-year-old wine cellar, available for all guests to enjoy.

Layout

This vacation home for rent in Deutschlandsberg, Austria, sleeps up to two guests in a one-bedroom, one-bathroom space. The 45 m² interior includes an open-plan living and sleeping area with a king-sized bed and a free-standing bathtub. An open-concept bathroom with a rain shower and a separate toilet completes the indoor space. The layout flows onto a large private terrace.

Experiences

Guests can start their day with a daily breakfast box filled with homemade and regional delicacies. For those looking to explore, the owners can arrange fly-fishing excursions. Yoga mats are available for guests to borrow, and the quiet surroundings are ideal for an on-site practice.

Good to Know

Haus Rosa is part of a cluster of three chalets that share some amenities, including the pool and wine cellar. The property is located in a rural area, and a car is needed to explore the surrounding wine route and villages.

Amenities and services

Daily breakfast box, welcome drink, air conditioning, WiFi, Smart TV, Poet Zero Bluetooth speaker, gas fireplace, underfloor heating, fully-equipped kitchen, dishwasher, microwave, Illy coffee machine, Chemex coffee carafe, kettle, organic bed linen, bathrobes, slippers, Austrian natural cosmetics, hairdryer, towels, private parking, electric car charging station, lockable bicycle garage, final cleaning.

Around

Nestled in the heart of the Schilcherland wine region, Haus Rosa offers a base for exploring the rolling hills of Southern Styria. The property is a short drive from Deutschandsberg, a town known for its historic castle and local buschenschänken (traditional wine taverns). Guests can also explore the Schilcher Wine Route, which winds through picturesque vineyards and villages. For active pursuits, there are numerous hiking and cycling trails nearby, and golf enthusiasts can enjoy a reduced green fee at the Schloss Frauenthal Golf Club, just three kilometers away.