Type gebouw: meergezinshuis. bouwjaar: 2022. huiseigenaar woont op het perceel.

SPACE FOR VALUABLE TIME Simple and clear - on the outside, in the tradition of shelters for people who have called the forest home for centuries and used it to earn a living - regionally localised - wood as the central building element, inside and out - with high value for the present.The suite impresses with its purist yet timeless interior design. The living and sleeping area. In perfect harmony. A lounge chair for chilling out and reading. And box-spring beds. For dreaming and sleeping.Whether spring, summer, autumn or winter - the Bavarian Forest and the Forstgut ensure a relaxing time at any time of year. However, if you are looking for the big spectacle, we regret to disappoint you.At the Forstgut you will only experience "home-made" - the programme is determined by nature and your desire, mood and creativity. Let us inspire you to enjoy a completely normal holiday.Golfing, hiking, horse riding, cycling, archery, collecting mushrooms, observing animals, picking flowers, taking photos, relaxing, savouring, taking a deep breath, having fun, barbecuing, picnicking, playing badminton.... Being human. Ski areas in the immediate vicinity: The two ski areas Rusel (with Haussteinlift) and Geißkopf (Geißkopfbahn, Parallellift, Nordhanglift, Riegellift, Forsthauslift and Babylift) are each 10 to 15 minutes away and are operated by the Geißkopfbahn. The main advantage for skiers is the introduction of electronic reading systems, so that in future one lift ticket will be valid for both ski areas. The Geißkopf ski area (1100 m) with 6 lifts and 8 runs of varying difficulty has 4 ski and snowboard schools on site. A fun park completes the offer. The Forsthaus downhill run, Geißkopf men's downhill run and Nordhang downhill run are covered with artificial snow. A floodlight system on the 1150 metre-long main run allows skiing on the Geißkopf on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays until 9.30 pm. Floodlight skiing is also possible on the Rusel on the same days. Golf courses: 10 minutes away is the 18-hole course of the Deggendorf Golf Club on the plateau of the Rusel Pass at an altitude of 840 metres. A driving range and a 3-hole practice course are available. In the season from April to November, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery from the terrace of the clubhouse after your game. The Oberzwieselau golf course is located in a hilly park landscape about 20 kilometres away. The clubhouse with its terrace forms the centre of an 18-hole championship course harmoniously embedded in the landscape. Bavarian Forest National Park: The Bavarian Forest National Park is only 25 kilometres away. It was opened in 1970 as the first national park in Germany and protects a unique forest and low mountain range landscape on the border with the Czech Republic. Expanded in 1997, the national park now covers an area of over 24, 000 hectares. Almost the entire area of the national park is covered by extensive forests, which today are uniquely left to develop largely uninfluenced by man. The action of natural environmental forces and the undisturbed dynamics of the biotic communities are guaranteed. In the national park you can experience unspoilt nature in an impressive way. It offers ideal conditions for exploring the natural processes in nature and learning about nature.