The Idea Behind the Klosterhof

A place that combines nature, architecture, and quality of life.

When Henrike and Dr. Andreas Färber developed their vision for today’s Klosterhof in 2010, one thing was central to their vision: to create a special retreat where people can find peace, recharge their batteries, and be inspired.

With great attention to detail, a building was created that not only surrounds nature but also consciously brings it inside. Large glass walls open up views of the Alpine landscape, while natural materials create warmth and a sense of security. What makes it particularly unique: About 90 percent of the house is constructed of apple wood—a rarity worldwide that makes the connection between people and nature palpable.

Sustainable architecture, art, culture, indulgence, and well-being merge at the Klosterhof to create a truly special experience. A place that invites you to pause, recharge your energy, and feel the “excitement of life.”