We are an English family but have worked and lived in the Lake Constance region since 2008. We speak English, German and Italian and can make ourselves understood in French. Our holiday house is very popular with our guests so do not hesitate to contact look forward to welcoming you and thank you for visiting our virtual presentation here.

This ~130 m2 three bedroom vacation home is located at the end of a cul-de-sac and surrounded by gardens and can comfortably accommodate up to 6 people. A large comfortable sofa near a wood-burning Swedish stove in the spacious downstairs living area creates a cosy atmosphere where you can relax and chat or enjoy multimedia entertainment. An extendable dining table with matching chairs provides enough space to dine comfortably with all family members and/or friends. Preparing and serving food is a dream thanks to the fully equipped American-style kitchen with more than 6 meters of worktop space. On the covered terrace you can dine outside in any weather and enjoy the warmth of the afternoon sun or simply listen to the crickets in late summer. Two of the bedrooms are equipped with double beds (100 x 200 with 2x 90cm mattresses) and the third has two standard single beds (90 x 200).

Kaltental is a market town in the northern Ostallgäu area and comprises the districts Altensberg, Aufkirch, Blonhofen, Eldratshofen, Frankenhofen, Gerbishofen and Helmishofen. The castle ruins near Helmishofen are particularly noteworthy. The castle was destroyed in 1525 during the Peasants' War. Today, only the so-called "Roman tower" and some smaller wall remains are still standing. In the "Alte Sennerei", a former alpine dairy in Aufkirch, and now a gallery since 2015 one can view, among other events, contemporary art exhibitions. Every spring there is a ceramics exhibition with renowned artists displaying their exhibits in the field of object ceramics and raku ceramics. In the summer months, exhibitions by sculptors can be visited, which are also shown outdoors. In and around the Markt Kaltental community, there is no limit to the hiking and biking sporting activities. For example, the steam locomotive circuit leads through Kaltental - for the most part on a bike and foot path built on the former Kaufbeuren-Schongau rail line. In the summer months, exhibitions by sculptors can be visited, which are also shown outdoors.