Historisches Fachwerkhaus Salztalranch im Schönen Vogelsberg

Our beautiful vacation rental is located in a half-timbered house dating back to 1749 in a quiet setting in the Vogelsberg region. The apartment sleeps up to 7 (2 double beds, 2 single beds) and features a spacious kitchen-living area. The property, complete with a stream, pond, and horse paddock, invites you to linger. An outdoor seating area with a dining space is also available for our guests’ use. Dogs are also warmly welcome here.

A beautifully situated, modernly furnished 2-4-room apartment measuring 105 square meters. The kitchen features state-of-the-art built-in appliances. The living room and bedrooms are equipped with TVs offering access to various streaming services. A fenced-in garden area with an outdoor seating area and terrace is available for your exclusive use. A gas grill can be provided. The pond on the property invites you to swim and relax. Bed linens and towels can be provided. The bathroom features a walk-in shower. Free Wi-Fi with fiber-optic internet access is available to our guests.

The Vogelsberg is an open invitation. The goal is to reach the place you’ve been longing for. Every day, more and more families, professionals, and investors find the answer to their question: What is the new form of modernity where joy in life and success truly go hand in hand? It is life in the countryside. Modern countryside. For us, “home” means being active and well-connected. Together. With the friendliness of the people here. With the wonderfully diverse nature. A love of the countryside near the metropolitan areas of Frankfurt and Fulda.
What are we particularly proud of? Living freely and safely. Where children can still play outside and grow up carefree. Where animals are an integral and respected part of life. Where an attractive idyll, sustainable nature, and a cool down-to-earth spirit thrive. Who would have thought it? FREIRAUM found on Europe’s largest volcano.

The Vogelsberg volcanic region is a geopark—it’s the fourth in Hesse and the 17th in Germany to be awarded the title “National Geopark.”

The Vogelsberg offers seemingly endless hiking trails—along lakes and through beautiful old towns. Even the second-highest peak, the Hohenrodskopf (764 m above sea level), invites visitors to hike in the summer and ski in the winter.
The highest peak, the Taufstein, with its network of cross-country ski trails and hiking routes, is simply boundless.