The single-family home was designed by award-winning architect Helgo von Meier; Munich architect Matthias Barth was responsible for the detailed execution. The filigree wooden buildings of Japanese star architect Kengo Kuma provided design inspiration, and the modern Alpine architecture influenced by Matteo Thun also found its way into this exceptionally atmospheric house. Building biology aspects also played a major role. The heating system can be converted to renewable energies (heat pump and photovoltaics) immediately. The corresponding structural requirements are in place.South Tyrolean natural stone, fine cherry wood parquet flooring, valuable joinery, a stylish fitted kitchen, luxurious bathroom designs and an open fireplace create an absolutely tasteful, highly individual living environment. The consistent color concept was developed by a renowned fashion designer on the basis of Farrow & Ball and Little Green.The family-friendly room concept extends over approx. 301 m² and offers a spacious living/dining area with an open kitchen and fireplace lounge, five (bedrooms), a dressing room, a checkroom, three bathrooms and a guest WC. There are utility and storage areas in the basement. A highlight is the stunning south-facing garden with sun terrace, pergola and magnificent plants. This high-quality home in an exceptionally quiet, unspoiled prime location is rounded off by a garage with a power connection.