Living in the North of Munich and tired of the crowds and traffic in the Alps we decided to head East to discover the beauty and tranquility of the Bavarian Forest. We fell in love with the quirkiness of Bayerisch Eisenstein, off the tourist track, offering plenty to do in both Summer and Winter. We are both British and have lived in Germany for over 20 years. With our three children and beautiful Labrador Archie we spend a lot of time out in nature biking and hiking.

Welcome to our little paradise in beautiful Bayerisch Eisenstein. We are the new owners of a charming, spacious house with a view of the Großer Arber. Perfect accommodation for a vacation with extended family or with family friends. Centrally located, but with the forest at your doorstep. The Waldbahn, only 200m away, gives you free access to the rest of the Bavarian Forest. we have a large open living area on Ground floor with one bathroom plus a utility room to dry wet sport gear/dry skis.The entrance area offers ample space for jackets/shoes/bags etc. 4 generous sized bedrooms on 1st floor with separate WC + Bathroom/Shower. Home Office desk with monitor/keyboard available in one bedroom. A large terrace outside offers space to eat, relax and listen to small stream trickling by. Free parking for two cars in front of house. Just across the cobbled street kids are able to play/climb in our Forest "garden". Plenty of space to relax, let the kids play and unwind in this beautiful setting.

Local tourist information for Bayerisch Eisenstein and surrounding area will be available for you at the house. As hosts we are available by phone to clarify any questions, uncertainties on arrival or later in the week. A local tourist tax is applied for adults and children from 6 - 16 years (charged in addition to the cost of your accommodation, and shown here as the Resort Fee). In return you receive various discounts Why do we love this house, this village? The clean air, the peace and quiet - off the beaten track - the natural beauty and geographical position. You have direct access to the beauty of the Bayerischer Wald - hiking, biking routes to Schwellhäusl, Falkenstein and Grosser Arber, plus local restaurants (one quiet one just next door), small grocery store, museums, and the Wanderpark on your doorstep. In Winter you are just 5 min drive away from the Arber Ski Resort. The Czech side offers additionally a pharmacy, a bakery, an amazing cake shop, further restaurants and of course access to the Sumava, the other half of the original Bohemian Forest. Large supermarkets can be found in Zwiesel (15 min away by car), which also currently offers free COVID tests.