Two retreats at the Schlossquelle
A wooden chalet for families, friends and small teams and a light-filled apartment for couples and business travellers – both on a garden with a historic spring in Königsdorf, about 45 minutes south of Munich.
Arrive, breathe, mountains in the window.
The Tölzer Land is one of Germany’s most beautiful regions. Hiking and cycling routes start right at the door, swimming lakes are 5 to 15 minutes away, and the mountains greet you every morning.
In the heart of the village of Königsdorf we rent out two places with their own character: the wooden chalet – traditional barn shape, modern architecture, larch wood up to the roof – and the apartment with its generous south-west timber terrace. Both share a lovingly tended garden with a pond and the historic Schlossquelle spring that gives our home its name.
Which retreat suits you?
For a family break, time for two or a business trip – or book both if you travel with friends.
The wooden chalet
For families, groups of friends and small teams: two bedrooms, a play and reading gallery and a sheltered south terrace for long evenings.
- 2 bedrooms + play & reading gallery
- South terrace with wind & privacy screen
- Larch wood, wool, wood-fibre insulation
- EV charger & private parking
- Cot & high chair
- Pets welcome
The apartment
For couples and business travellers: double bed, fast Wi-Fi, espresso machine and a private 40 m² timber terrace in the evening sun.
- Spacious living room & double bed
- 40 m² terrace overlooking the garden
- Bathroom with walk-in shower
- 55-inch TV & fast Wi-Fi
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Keyless entry with personal code
Reduced to the essentials – and yet so much more.
It smells of larch wood here: traditional Bavarian timber architecture with a modern, clean design – made for time together with family and friends.
Downstairs everyone cooks, eats and plays together in the open living space with its large south-facing glass front. Upstairs the gallery with books and games is the children’s favourite spot, and under the gable you sleep with a view of the village church. Also practical for colleagues on a project: two separate bedrooms, fast Wi-Fi and parking with EV charger.
Exterior
A clear, elongated building with timber cladding and a traditional red plain-tile roof, inspired by the barns of the Bavarian Oberland. With its low eaves it blends naturally into the village street.
Inside
The entrance leads to the living and dining room, bathroom and one bedroom. Upstairs the gallery adds an airy retreat, and the second bedroom sits under the gable.
Materials
Wood-fibre insulation in walls and roof, formaldehyde-free wood panels and untreated larch on the interior walls. Polished screed with underfloor heating downstairs, pure wool carpet upstairs.
Amenities
Fully equipped kitchen with induction hob, oven and dishwasher; bathroom with walk-in shower and towel warmer; fast Wi-Fi, smart TV, two bedrooms, gallery and screened terrace. For families: cot and high chair.
Outside
Private parking with EV charger right at the driveway. A timber boardwalk leads along the façade to the sheltered south terrace – perfect for morning coffee or a glass of wine in the evening.
Cosy comfort meets modern architecture.
Arrive as a couple and switch off – or work with focus during the day and unwind on your own terrace in the evening.
Espresso in the morning sun, lakes and peaks during the day, sunset over the garden at night. For business travellers: powerful Wi-Fi, a quiet location, Munich in about 45 minutes, and keyless check-in with a personal code – as late as your schedule requires.
Living & sleeping
Spacious living room with a three-seater mid-century sofa, modern double bed, parquet floor, ceiling spots and large windows onto the terrace.
Kitchen
Well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, toaster, espresso and coffee machine and all the tableware you need.
Bathroom
Generous bathroom with walk-in shower and a French door straight onto the terrace.
Terrace
Private 40 m² south-west timber terrace overlooking the garden and the Schlossquelle – sun until the evening.
Arrival
Electronic door lock with a personal access code – arrive whenever suits you, no key handover needed.
The Schlossquelle – our green heart.
Between the chalet and the apartment lies a lovingly designed garden with a pond, a stream and the historic Schlossquelle spring. Mornings start with birdsong, and in the evening the mountains glow in the last light.
Mountains, lakes, culture & good food – all close by.
Hiking, mountain biking, road cycling, surfing, skiing – or simply doing nothing. Our personal tips:
Backstube Königsdorf
Bakery with café, traditional craft and regional flour.
Hofherr village shop
Country butcher and village shop – fresh meat and sausages for four generations.
Königsdorf gliding airfield
On fine days gliders float silently over the foothills – well worth watching. Trial flights at the annual airfield festival.
Golfclub Beuerberg
Golf with mountain views next door in Beuerberg.
Thermal spas
Kristall Therme Kochel, Trimini with lake view or Therme Bad Wörishofen for a rainy day.
Lake Starnberg & Ammersee
Rose Island, cycle paths, paddle steamers – and the Kleines Seehaus with its own jetty.
Walchensee, Kochelsee, Tegernsee
Turquoise, tranquil or elegant – plus the unspoilt Sylvensteinsee.
Classic summits
Benediktenwand, Herzogstand, Heimgarten and Jochberg with stunning views.
For families
Blomberg and Rabenkopf – ideal for relaxed hikes with children.
Kirchsee & Reutberg Abbey
A soft-water moor lake with sunbathing lawns – and just above it the Reutberg monastery brewery’s beer garden with mountain views.
Herzogstand cable car
An easy ride up to around 1,600 m: sweeping views over Lake Walchen and Lake Kochel, a mountain inn – and the ridge trail to Heimgarten for experienced hikers.
Zugspitze
Germany’s highest peak: up to almost 3,000 m by cog railway or cable car – with a glacier ski area in winter.
Blomberg
Up by chairlift, down on the summer toboggan run – a classic for kids. Tobogganing and beginner skiing in winter.
Rafting on the Isar
Down the Isar on a traditional timber raft with brass music and a Bavarian snack – great for groups.
Brauneck ski area
Skiing in the Isarwinkel in winter – hiking and paragliding in summer.
Cycling & mountain biking
Countless cycling and hiking routes start at the door; mountain bike trails and the Isar for rubber-dinghy trips are close by.
Märchenwald fairy-tale park
A small woodland amusement park with fairy-tale scenes, carousels and rides – just right for preschool and primary-school kids.
Wallberg
In winter one of Germany’s longest natural toboggan runs; in summer summit views over Lake Tegernsee and a launch site for paragliders.
Isar meadows & Pupplinger Au
A wild river landscape with gravel banks for paddling, picnics and skimming stones – a family favourite on hot days.
Art & history
Franz Marc Museum Kochel, Buchheim Museum Bernried, Murnau Castle Museum, Gulbransson Museum Tegernsee.
Benediktbeuern Abbey
Baroque monastery with basilica – easy to combine with a day at Kochelsee.
Cities
Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bad Tölz, Innsbruck or Salzburg.
Castles
Neuschwanstein Castle and many other historic sites are an easy day trip.
Andechs Abbey
The “Holy Mountain” above Lake Ammersee: pilgrimage church, monastery brewery and a beer garden with far-reaching views.
Oberammergau, Ettal & Linderhof
Painted façades and woodcarvers in the Passion Play village, the baroque Ettal Abbey and King Ludwig’s Linderhof Palace – all in one day.
Glentleiten
The open-air museum shows how people in the Bavarian uplands used to live and build – a perfect match for our chalet.
Bad Tölz old town
Painted façades, cafés and small shops along the historic Marktstraße – ideal for a stroll on a rainy day.
Posthotel Hofherr
Authentic Bavarian inn with regional produce – plus a spa area with sauna.
Lago di Bibi at Lake Bibisee
A swimming lake between Königsdorf and Geretsried with a kiosk: fries, ice cream and cold drinks right by the water – open daily into the evening in good weather.
Gut Kaltenbrunn
A historic estate high above Lake Tegernsee with a restaurant and large beer garden – the view over lake and mountains is hard to beat.
Breakfast at Lake Tegernsee
Our tips: the Mangfallblau factory restaurant and Café Lieblingsplatz in Gmund, and Café Aran in Tegernsee with lake views.
Das Kleine Seehaus
Mediterranean cuisine on the east shore, a terrace with its own jetty – and in summer a beach bar with your feet in the sand and the sunset over the lake.
About 45 min from Munich
Take the A95 towards Garmisch to the Wolfratshausen exit, then the B11 via Geretsried to Königsdorf. In the village turn into Beuerberger Straße – house numbers 13 and 13a.
S7 + regional bus
Take the S7 suburban train to its terminus in Wolfratshausen, then an MVV regional bus to Königsdorf. Alternatively the BOB train to Bad Tölz and on by bus. Timetables at mvv-muenchen.de.
Munich Airport
About one hour by rental car via the A99 and A95. By public transport via Munich and the S7 to Wolfratshausen.
Parking & check-in
Parking right at the house, EV charger available. Check-in from 3 pm – you’ll receive all key details before your arrival.
Plan your route in Google Maps ↗
“A perfect family holiday! Superbly equipped, sunny breakfasts on the terrace, lakes and mountains within an hour – and exceptionally warm hosts. We’ll definitely be back!”
Genuine guest review. We only publish reviews from guests who have actually stayed with us; we verify this against our bookings.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Questions, wishes or specific dates – write to us and we will reply quickly. We speak German and English.
Good to know.
Everything important about booking, arrival and your stay. For anything else, just get in touch.
How do I book?
The easiest way is the enquiry form – we confirm availability and price personally. If you prefer to book instantly, both the chalet and the apartment are on Airbnb and Booking.com, where you can also see the live availability calendar.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by 11 am. Other times can be arranged depending on availability. The apartment has a keyless door lock with a personal code.
Are children welcome?
Very much so. The chalet has a cot, high chair, books and games. For the apartment we can find a solution for small children on request.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are welcome in both the chalet and the apartment – just let us know who is coming when you enquire.
We are more than four people – is that possible?
Book the chalet and the apartment together. They are right next to each other on the shared garden.
Is there parking and an EV charger?
Yes, there is a private parking space with an EV charger right at the driveway.
Is it suitable for business travellers?
Yes. Both places have fast Wi-Fi and a quiet location; Munich is about 45 minutes away, and companies in the Oberland are just as close. The apartment offers keyless late check-in; the chalet has two separate bedrooms for colleagues.
Where exactly are you located?
Beuerberger Straße 13 and 13a in the centre of 82549 Königsdorf in the Tölzer Land, Upper Bavaria – between Bad Tölz, Wolfratshausen and Lake Starnberg. Swimming lakes are 5 to 15 minutes away, Bad Tölz about 20 minutes, Munich about 45 minutes and Garmisch-Partenkirchen under an hour. Detailed directions by car, train and plane are in the “Region” section under “Getting here”.