The most popular houses in 2025 – Category: Spaces

Creativity and innovation can come to life in the inspiring surroundings of Black Forest House 1650: A place of encounter and collective creation, surrounded by magnificent nature.

Monochromatic spaces and big-city flair amidst the Mecklenburg Lake District: together with Danish architect and designer Sigurd Larsen, the listed Woldzegarten estate has been transformed into a retreat for workshops, offsites and creative breaks.

“The Dorf to be” is the motto of the Landlmühle in the Bavarian Alpine foothills, and it doesn’t promise too much. The former mill site at the bottom of the valley of the small river Sims is a multifaceted cosmos of urban quality. It’s also a great place for celebrations and conferences.

At the foot of the Chiemgau Alps – between Munich and Salzburg – the Wandl nestles peacefully against the Unternberg in Ruhpolding. The listed Traunstein mountain house from 1740 is now an exciting venue for events with a special character. Including a farm, carpentry workshop, podcast studio and innovation hub.

The Waldhausstudio, situated near the Geltinger Bay, is a standalone wooden house in a secluded location, surrounded by tall pine trees and with a view of the Baltic Sea.

The Seehotel on the shores of Lake Neuklostersee, not far from the Hanseatic city of Wismar, is an idyllic country hotel that combines the romance of nature with modern architecture.

The Pohnstorf estate, amidst the vast landscape of Mecklenburg Switzerland and only 2 hours fromm Berlin, is an atmospheric location for private and corporate events, celebrations or workshops.

Shaping the future together – that is the motto of Bettina and Markus Kratz, who conceived and created the event location ‘cokon’ together. With this in mind, cokon is not designed as a ready-made space, but as a creative hub for trying out new things with others.

Located directly on the market square of the medieval town of Berching on the banks of the Main-Danube Canal, the Engelwirt is a special place to meet, celebrate and work.

The Matador Lodges in Chiemgau in Upper Bavaria offer an extraordinary setting for events of all kinds. The ensemble consists of a historic villa with four holiday flats and four modern tiny houses.