The 130-year-old former stable was converted into a residential house in 1976. It is characterised by its open and functional architecture. Many elements, including the kitchen and bathroom, have been preserved in their original state. The house has a collection of simple, timeless pieces of furniture, many of which have become classics of modern home design. The space The house has three bedrooms: one room with a double bed, one room with two single beds and one room with a bunk bed (suitable for adults and children). On the same level are the kitchen and bathroom, as well as a beautiful, bright living room with a free-standing fireplace. A gallery serves as a retreat where it is good to work or where kids can play. In the basement there is a sauna and a cold water tub to cool down after a sweat. The outdoor area consists of a large covered balcony and plenty of greenery with various seating areas. The house is heated with an fireplace. Additional electric heating is available. Children are welcome if they are sure-footed. Other things to note Staying in our rustico is like traveling back in time to the past century. Contemporary amenities, for example a dishwasher, you will not find. This may take some getting used to, but at the same time it is very relaxing.