The holiday home “Am Seilerhansenhof” is situated in an idyllic location amidst the gently rolling hills of the Black Forest. Meadows, pastures and forests surround the property, which also features a small stream running through it. The estate consists of three buildings, all with saddle roofs. The two larger ones are connected to one another, while a slightly removed cottage completes the trio. The house looks simple, almost as if drawn by a child’s hand, but a closer look will reveal surprising details. Thanks to the offset arrangement of the buildings, their slightly sloped position, and the placement of the windows, interesting spatial arrangements across different levels and interesting views, as well as protected exterior areas, have been created.
The approx. 100 square meter house can accommodate up to four people. In the first part of the building there are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a gallery. In the second building, which is located slightly lower, you will find the living area opening up to the roof. The sitting area, dining area and kitchen are placed around the central fireplace. The furniture is mostly custom-made and was designed by the architect himself. The straight-lined, minimalist furnishings and the polished concrete floors in the living room create a modern ambience – far from your typical rustic cottage flair and yet extremely homely!
What to do
Hiking, cycling, mountain biking, skiing, excursions to the Feldberg, to Freiburg, to Alsace.
Architectural culture: the heritage listed Linach dam – Germany´s only multiple arch and buttress dam.
Why we like this house
Simple, yet refined. Rooms that invite you to rest and focus on the essentials.
This house is great for
Couples and families
Owner
Barbara, communication designer and Christian, architect with her children Valentin and Eva.
Having grown up in the southern Black Forest, we got to know our old homeland again. We able to reimagine this holiday home on the site of the former Seilerhansenhof estate. It’s a counterpoint to everyday urban life and a beautiful place to switch off and enjoy the nature.
Details
| Region/Town | DE – Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Furtwangen |
| Name | Am früheren Seilerhansenhof |
| Scenery | secluded on a clearing in the Black Forest |
| Number of guests | two bedrooms, for 2-4 people |
| Completed | 2017 |
| Design | Christian Kuberczyk, Kuberczyk Architektur, Konstanz |
| Published | Take Me to the lakes, Schwarzwald Edition, 05/2021, db online, 06/2020 , Gestaltungshandbuch für Thüringer Ferienunterkünfte, 2020, Holzbauten in Südbaden, Architektenkammer BW, 2020, Architektenkammer BW, 06/2019, emotion, 11/2019, Gastgebermagazin Naturpark Südschwarzwald, Schwarzwald Tourismus, Where architects stay in Europe, Braun Publishing, 2019 |
| Architecture | Modern |
| Accomodation | House |
| Criteria | 1-2 (house/apartment), 1-4 (house/apartment), Family, Garden, Hiking, Mountains |
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Das Haus inmitten der Natur ist ein Traum und hat uns vom ersten Moment an begeistert! Wir hatten es zwar aufgrund der Fotos schon geahnt, doch in echt war es noch besser!
So schön im Detail: Grundriss, Raumwirkung in die Tiefe und die Höhe, Lichtführung, Durch- und Ausblicke, Materialien… Schlicht, geschmackvoll gedacht in jedem Winkel und liebevoll eingerichtet.
Ein Stern im Schwarzwald und ein wundervoller Zufluchtsort, um dem Alltag zu entkommen.
Buchung und Kommunikation mit den Besitzern waren sehr, sehr nett und unkompliziert. Danke!
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Der Urlaub am Seilerhansenhof hat alle unsere Erwartungen übertroffen: das Haus ist noch superer als auf den Fotos, die Architektur und Einrichtung mit viel Liebe zum Detail und Design, die Betten sind ein Traum, die Ruhe und Lage unbezahlbar und die Kommunikation mit Barbara sehr sympathisch und effizient…wir haben gleich für’s nächste Jahr gebucht!
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