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In the flow by the river: take the Tyrolean Isar Valley, a timber house spanning 38 square metres of meticulously crafted detail, a starry sky above the bed and your feet in the water – that’s all you need for a day of retreat in the Flussbett.

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Holiday home Val Mira

Like two rocks, the two residential towers rise from the green landscape into the South Tyrolean sky. Val Mira on the Ritten is a statement of minimalism. On the outside, it appears clean, archaic and raw. Inside, it is warm, bright and offers stunning views.

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Apartment Lastovo

Croatia at its very best: on Lastovo, one of the most remote islands in the Adriatic, architect Jurek Brüggen has transformed the ruins of a former village hall into seven relaxed studios. Yet another example of the principle that ‘after it’s broken, it gets even better’.

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Holiday home Szegzárd — the lodge

A deliberate space in southern Hungary – between vast vineyards and urban vibes, warm light and cool concrete, indoors and outdoors. Accompanied by the finest wines of the region.

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Apartment Ita Res Apartment

‘Ita Res’ is Latin and means ‘That is how it is’. This is the name of the apartment in a Renaissance patrician house in Biberach, Swabia. It does not simply reconstruct the past, but takes everything a step further: a tribute to history and so much more.

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Apartment Hofreite Lorsbach

Step back in time: in the holiday apartments of the 300-year-old Hofreite Lorsbach – an architectural heritage site in the Taunus Nature Park – you can experience the regional architectural style in all its facets.

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ApartmentHoliday home Casa Sassello

Archaic presence: Casa Sassello, overlooking Lake Maggiore, combines the raw materiality of the traditional Ticino with the precise style of the wdmra architects. A crafted choreography of the elements – in a fabulous location!

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Holiday home Haus Moosberg

Form follows environmental protection: in the Salzkammergut, just a few metres from Lake Traunsee, Haus Moosberg demonstrates how necessity can be turned into a virtue and how architecture finds its form through dialogue with nature.

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ApartmentHoliday home Villa Seinerzeit

An architect, a half-forgotten cloth manufacturer’s house dating from 1780, and four years of restoration: Villa Seinerzeit in Monschau’s old town shows how to not just save a house, but to truly understand it.

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Holiday home Villa Ruhleben

A gem of Darß seaside resort architecture, renovated and extended with a light-filled annexe: Villa Ruhleben, built in 1890, can accommodate up to ten people – just five minutes from the Baltic Sea beach and nestled in the heart of a pine forest.

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Apartment Loft im Flößerhaus

The Flößerhaus Steyr embodies the history of the Upper Austrian town: built in the 17th century on the banks of the River Enns, it later fell into disrepair, before being restored and extended with due respect.

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Apartment Volta do Pátio

Windows onto the courtyard: Volta do Pátio, in the vibrant Bonfim district, is like a personal invitation to discover Porto off the beaten track – a colourful hideaway where life revolves around two inner courtyards.

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Apartment Vergalderie

Stone, art and alpine vistas: the Vergalderie is a guesthouse built from stones gathered by hand at an altitude of 1,530 metres, combining the rugged beauty of the Montafon with contemporary architecture and an art gallery.

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ApartmentHoliday home Casa della Sensa

A green oasis in the heart of Venice: Casa Della Sensa is a rare gem. Tucked away in a secluded spot, this small palace combines Venetian elegance with contemporary design and a private garden.

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Apartment Hochhaus Fellergut

The 1970s on a grand scale: if you want to experience the lifestyle of the 1970s, your best bet is to visit the Fellergut skyscraper on the outskirts of Bern. A journey back in time in vibrant colours, with green views and a clever design.

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Apartment Pankraz Burggen

Nestled in the hills of the Lechrain, the listed farmhouse Pankraz Burggen embodies a respectful approach to traditional architecture. Its core values: simplicity and naturalness.

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Holiday home Haus Kienzerleweg

A tribute in wood: the Kienzerleweg holiday home in Bad Kohlgrub, Upper Bavaria, combines modern architecture with regional influences. Clear and minimalist while providing utmost relaxation.

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Apartment Oberbuchfelder

The historic farmstead on a sunny plateau in Laion is now a cleverly renovated retreat with breathtaking views of the Dolomites.

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Holiday home Casa & Cassetta Tessino

Architectural adventure: Casa Tessino in the jungle-like Onsernone Valley is an experimental, minimalist place with its own treehouse studio, offering a truly harmonious experience with nature.

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Holiday home L’Emballage

An old plant nursery repackaged: L’Emballage in Saint-Malo is a successful symbiosis of historical substance and contemporary architecture, in which a concrete skeleton has been given a new lease of life.

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Holiday home Stelzenhaus

Mountains in sight: the Stelzenhaus (stilt house) at the foot of the Chiemgau Alps is a ‘tree house’ for anyone looking to get away from it all. The result is relaxation for the senses surrounded by greenery.

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Bed & Breakfast Ois B&B

On the edge of the Palatinate Forest, two Bavarians have continued to build on a historic winegrowing estate. Ois is an apartment bed and breakfast that consistently translates Palatinate serenity into building culture.

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Apartment Torre Ganduglia

Viva la Torre Ganduglia! On the Ligurian coast, in the heart of the medieval old town of Noli, a 24-metre-high tower offers new holiday perspectives on history and the sea.

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ApartmentHoliday home Ferien Werder

A getaway between water and wine: Ferien Werder not only combines two gardens on the banks of the Havel River, but also classic modernism with contemporary architecture. A multi-faceted project with eight apartments and local spirit.

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