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The apartment house Kerber is beautifully and quietly located on the edge of the posh town Seefeld. Your apartment is approx. 32 m2 and is located on the ground, first or second floor. You can enjoy the beautiful views on Seefeld and the surrounding mountains here. The centre is a 10 minutes walk away and the free bus stops in front of the door. The owners offer you free access to the indoor Olympia swimming pool. In the apartment complex itself, you can relax in the wellness area, built in Roman style. You will find a Finnish sauna here, steam caves, a biosauna, whirlpool, solarium and a chill out room with music. You can enjoy a well-earned massage after an exhausting day here too.
Skiing and langlauf is possible on the training slope, directly on your doorstep. You will also find a ski school here. Several pistes for different experience levels are accessible in only 10 minutes with the free ski bus. But sleighing and winter walks are a true experience here too!
In summer you reach lovely walking paths in no time. The area has many lifts which bring you to the prettiest vantage points. You will find lovely cycling and mountain biking routes of different difficulty levels in the region. Seefeld is also known for its many golf facilities. You will find an 18-hole golf course here, a 9-hole golf academy and various driving ranges.
In short: lots of holiday fun all year round!
The house owner lives in the same house where the apartment is situated.
The ski bus stop is 10 meter further.
General
- Hall
- Open plan kitchen (Dishwasher)
- Living/bedroom (2-pers. fold away bed, TV (cable), Radio, CD player, Internet connection)
- Bathroom (Bath, Washbasin, Toilet, Bidet, Heating (Floor heating))
- General (Tanning bed / solarium (paid), Sauna, Jacuzzi (paid), Balcony, Bedding, Heating (central), Garden (shared), Garden furniture, Parking, Sandpit, Play area, Table tennis, Cot (on request), High chair (on request))
- Ski-storage (Ski boots warmer)
House features:
- Apartment
- Semi detached
- In the mountains > 1000 m.
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