Nature and history in the heart of South Tyrol
- 4 flats Rooms
- 40m2-85m2 Size
- per apartment 2-6 guests Maximum number of guests
Welcome to the most beautiful corner of South Tyrol
Spend unforgettable days at the historic family estate Gurtenhof in Tisens, above Merano. Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of South Tyrol, our 14th-century farmhouse combines tradition with modern amenities. Here, you can relax amidst tranquility and nature while immersing yourself in the region's rich history. Additionally, we spoil our guests with our own organic products.
The stylishly restored holiday apartments offer a unique vacation experience with charm and character. Enjoy the atmosphere of bygone times while indulging in comfort and a touch of luxury. Relax in the romantic garden, spend sociable hours in the traditional Törggelekeller, or treat yourself to pure relaxation in our alpine wellness oasis.
Our house, with its historical details and loving touches, creates a special holiday atmosphere for nature lovers and those interested in culture who want to experience the magic of South Tyrol.
Look forward to:
- extensive hiking trails right at your doorstep.
- 4 stylish and comfortable holiday flats furnished with great attention to detail and with old, partly valuable historical farmhouse furniture named after historical personalities.
- a private wine cellar (Törggelekeller) exclusively for our guests, where you can enjoy cozy evenings together.
- the Katharinenstube with an open fireplace and a library for reading and playing.
- the Alpine wellness oasis, set in a stone vault, where the elements of herbs, forest, and meadow come together.
- a garden with sunbathing lawn for relaxing and breakfast.
- an underground car park for your car.
- only 50 meters from the town center (bus stop, shop, and bank).
- plenty of peace and relaxation.
- free entry to the Tisens outdoor pool – a small oasis in the heart of the South Tyrolean Alps, featuring a 25-meter pool and a 4,000 m² green area to relax and a café and restaurant.
Enjoy the central location of our historic organic farmhouse – a bakery, restaurants, and swimming pool are right on your doorstep.
Our holiday apartments
Staying with Margarethe Maultasch, Oswald von Wolkenstein, Andreas Hofer or Count von Frankenberg - a special kind of experience. All holiday flats are named after historical personalities. During the restoration of the holiday flats and the farmhouse, we have preserved the healthy building biology of the centuries-old farmhouse and combined it with modern comforts. The holiday flats are accordingly original, with great attention to detail and stylishly furnished with lots of wood and old, sometimes valuable historical farmhouse furniture. Simply a place to feel at home!
Organic farmhouse & products
We endeavour to spoil our guests with farm produce. We grow our own apricots and apples, which are also processed into jam.
Restaurants
We recommend a visit to the "Hofrestaurant Zum Löwen" (a Michelin star); in the listed building, you will be treated to culinary delights of the highest level.
Tourist tax:
Starting from January 1, 2024, a legally required local tax of €2.10 per person per day will be charged for all guests aged 14 and over. This fee is not included in the price and will be collected on-site.
Check in: from 2pm
Check out: till 10:00
Cancellation policy at Gurtenhof:
We will make every effort to rent the property to someone else. If this is not possible, the following cancellation fees will apply:
Up to 70 days before the start of the rental: 20% of the rental price,
up to 50 days before the start of the rental: 30% of the rental price,
up to 40 days before the start of the rental: 60% of the rental price,
up to 21 days before the start of the rental: 90% of the rental price,
after that: 100% of the rental price.
We recommend that you take out travel cancellation insurance.
| Destination | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Shopping | in the village of Tisens | 50-300m |
| Train | Vilpian | 6 km |
| Bus | Tisens | 50 m |
Apartment Andreas Hofer, 2-4 guests
Lovingly furnished with original farmhouse furniture 60m2 holiday apartmentcosy, fully equipped eat-in kitchen in modern Alpine style with dishwasher, sofa bed and wood-burning stove; rustic master bedroom; bunk bed in the hallway; spacious bathroom.LCD TV, satellite TV, telephone, Wi-Fi, safe and hairdryer. Upon request, we are happy to provide basic equipment for children such as a crib, high chair and more.
Apartment Graf v. Frankenberg, 2-4 guests
Charmingly decorated 60m2 holiday apartmentfour-poster bedroom, living-dining area with an antique wooden coffered ceiling and nostalgic stove, extendable sofa, kitchenette, shower and WC.Die Wohnung bietet Ihnen zudem eine voll ausgestattete Küche im Wohn-Essraum, mit Kaffeemaschine und Wasserkocher, TV LCD, TV SAT, Telefon, WLAN, Safe und Föhn. Auf Anfrage stellen wir Ihnen gerne eine Grundausstattung für Kinder wie Kinderbett, Kinderstuhl... zur Verfügung
Apartment Oswald v. Wolkenstein, 2-6 guests
2-storey family-friendly apartment 85m2 holiday apartment furnished with solid pine wood in a country house style:1st floor: living room with extendable sofa bed, eat-in kitchen and master bedroom with bathroom and balcony with view of the garden.
2nd floor: spacious, bright studio with 4 sleeping accommodations.
The apartment also offers a fully equipped kitchen in the living-dining area, complete with a coffee machine and kettle, LCD TV, satellite TV, telephone, Wi-Fi, safe and hairdryer. Upon request, we are happy to provide basic equipment for children such as a crib, high chair and more.
Apartment Margarethe Maultasch, 2-3 guests
40m2 romantic holiday apartmentliving-bedroom (with a fixed bed), furnished with Biedermeier furniture, historic stucco ceiling, tiled stove, kitchenette, shower and WC.The apartment also offers a fully equipped kitchen in the living-dining area, complete with a coffee machine and kettle, LCD TV, satellite TV, telephone, Wi-Fi, safe and hairdryer. Upon request, we are happy to provide basic equipment for children such as a crib, high chair and more.
The room/apartment/property is equipped with
- WLAN in the whole house
- Safe
- Heating
- Air condition
- TV, SAT
- Fireplace
- Renovated/newly refurbished
- Balcony
- Antique furnished
Bedroom
- Roomsize under 20m2
- Room size over 20m2
- Double bed
- Single bed
- Linen
- Extra cushions and blankets
- Baby cot
- Baby cot
- Electric kettle/Coffee machine
- Room cleaning on request
- Final Cleaning
Bathroom
- Shower
- WC
- Towels
- Hairdryer
- Cosmetic products
Culinary
- Food from our own organic farm
Garden
- Sunbathing area
- Sunbed
- Sauna
- Outdoor dining area
Children
- Playground
- Children's high chair
Kitchen
- Coffee machine
- Electric kettle
- Stove
- Dishwasher
- Toaster
- Fridge with freezer
Others
- not barrier-free
- Non Smoking
- Pets welcome with extra cleaning fee
- Parking area
In the surrounding area
- Mountainbike/Cycling
- Lake
- Skiing
- Hiking
- Culture
- Riding
- Golf
- Tennis
- Cross country skiing
Payment
- Online payment/credit card
Venerable age
Various authors mostly agree that the old eastern wall, where the estate's barn was located, is a remnant of an old chapel dedicated to "Saint Catherine." This chapel is already mentioned in a document from 1327.
The Gurten estate was probably referred to as "domus s. Katerina" in Latin documents.
Raimund Blasinger, who wrote his dissertation on the history of farms in Tisens, came across the Gurten estate around the year 1618. At that time, Erhardt Kurz sold a dwelling, called the "Gurtisch Behaisung," to Christian Giggenhirner, the parish priest of Tisens.
After the death of Christian Giggenhirner in 1646, his son Karl Giggenhirner took over the "Gurtische Behausung".
Around the year 1692, Count of Frankenberg owned the Gurten estate.
In 1692, the Count of Frankenberg sold the "Gurtsche Behaisung" to Jakob Knoll. This marked the beginning of the ownership succession at the Gurtenhof:
Jakob Knoll ( + 1708)
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Johann Knoll (+1758)
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Johann Knoll (son)
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Josef Knoll (+1829)
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Johann Knoll (son)
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Alois Partolli
On January 22, 1884, Josef Knoll sold the Gurtenhof to Alois Partolli, the cooperator of Tisens.
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Josef Lochmann and Christine Nelböck
bought it in 1900
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In 1927, Christine Lochmann, née Nelböck, handed over the Gurtenhof
to her daughter Maria and her fiancé, Alois Knoll.
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1964 Richard Knoll (son of Alois Knoll) acquires their share of the farm
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since 1996, Erich Knoll has been the owner of the Gurtenhof.
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