Waldrausch Vacation Home

Cosy holiday home with 4 bedrooms, 1 double bed (180x200), 1 double bed (160x200), 2 single beds, 1 bunk bed (100x200) plus 1 single bed, 2 bathrooms, and a guest bathroom. Living room with satellite TV and a gas fireplace for chilly evenings; large kitchen-diner with a filter coffee maker and a Senseo pad machine; large south-facing terrace with a grill and umbrellas, patio furniture; large south-facing terrace in the basement, covered, with a ping-pong table and a playhouse; parking directly in front of the house; Internet (free Wi-Fi); non-smoking home; a maximum of 2 pets/dogs allowed. Smoke detectors/fire extinguishers
The holiday home is spread over 3 levels: Ground floor—entryway, coat closet, 1 large living room/bedroom with a double bed (160) and a sleeper sofa, 1 bedroom with a bunk bed (2x 100x200) and a single bed, bathroom, small utility room with a washing machine and clothesline, exit to a covered south-facing terrace with a ping-pong table and a playhouse; 1st floor—large living-dining-kitchen area, guest bathroom, north-facing balcony, exit to the south-facing terrace with patio furniture and a parasol, 2nd exit facing south; 2nd Floor (top floor)—large bathroom with double sinks and a shower, 1 bedroom with a double bed (180x200), 1 bedroom with 2 single beds (90x200), south-facing balcony, north-facing balcony
The holiday home is located on the edge of the Siegsdorf-Vorauf holiday park, on a ridge at an elevation of 700 metres. In this absolutely idyllic setting, the houses are built in the so-called “Vogelhaus” style. Guests enjoy the healthy, clean air, the idyllic view of the surrounding farms, valleys, and forests, as well as the wonderful mountain scenery. The famous little church in the St. Johann district boasts a proud 1,100-year history and is one of Bavaria’s protected historical monuments. The current mill in St. Johann was first mentioned in 1392. The mill still operates today, grinding grain by hand using water power from the Rote Traun River, completely free of chemicals and genetic engineering. In addition to various types of flour, the historic mill shop also offers many regional and organic products.
The couple who own the property live nearby on Lake Chiemsee. We are passionate about the mountains and would be happy to provide you with information about regional hikes and tips on special trails leading up to the alpine pastures.