The 18th century winegrower's house is located in the middle of the village centre of the idyllic Moselle village of Pünderich, which is characterised by half-timbered houses. It is particularly suitable for larger families, family celebrations and meetings of groups of friends in a private, village setting, as there is sufficient space and plenty of seating. Small families also feel at home.

180 square metres are spread over three floors. There are five bedrooms with sleeping facilities for up to twelve people, three bathrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a dining room and a small, cosy, covered (smoking) balcony. Children can play hide and seek in the house, build dens in the attic, or use the available toys. The house is lovingly and comfortably furnished. All daily and holiday necessities and free Wi-Fi are available.

The Moselle and the spacious Pünderich Moselle meadows can be reached in two minutes. There you have a beautiful view of vineyards and the Marienburg. Between the walnut trees you will find sports and swimming facilities, as well as a well-equipped playground. A special feature of Pünderich is the undisturbed transition from the village to the Moselle, as the main road runs outside the village due to the Moselle loop. In Pünderich there are many wine taverns offering delicious Moselle wines, and restaurants cater for your physical well-being. At night, or even in the evening, it is very quiet and peaceful in the village. It gets more cheerful and louder during the street wine festival, which takes place in May and September. It is worth joining in the celebrations.

In summer and autumn, a small ferry takes you across the Moselle. From there, you can climb the Marienburg via an educational wine trail. Above the vineyards, you can enjoy the heights and recharge your batteries. An observation tower shows the quietly flowing Moselle loop. Take advantage of the many hiking possibilities, the well-developed cycle paths and the Moselle boats to explore the surroundings and the many excursion destinations along the Moselle.