Landhaus am See - Apartment Lärenberg, directly on Lake Edersee

Enjoy your vacation in our beautiful, peaceful vacation rental with a covered balcony and a wood-burning stove.
This half-timbered house is centrally located in the historic town center of Nieder-Werbe, a state-recognized resort town, right on Lake Eder.
From the sheltered south-facing balcony, you can look out over the lake and the forests of the Kellerwald National Park.
Your accommodations consist of the entire first floor of a historically protected half-timbered house, which is equipped with state-of-the-art amenities.
The bedroom features a high-quality, extra-long double box-spring bed (1.6 x 2.2 m), suitable for people with allergies.
The second bedroom has three additional single beds (1 x 2 m), and there is a new sofa bed (1.40 x 2.00 m) in the living room, positioned directly in front of the magnificent view of the lake.
The kitchen-living room features a wood-burning stove. A balcony with a lake view, a bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and toilet, plus a separate guest restroom. Some of the rooms are still furnished with restored, historic, century-old furniture that was handcrafted specifically for the house.

All rooms have cozy underfloor heating powered by a heat pump with a photovoltaic system.

You can store your bicycles safely and securely in the outbuilding, where e-bikes can also be charged.

The communal garden features a barbecue area with a fire pit.

The historic farmhouse was completely renovated 2024-25 using traditional materials and craftsmanship.
For example, the walls were finished in a breathable manner using traditional clay and lime plaster. Inside the house, sections of historic exposed half-timbering have been uncovered, allowing you to immerse yourself in the house’s fascinating history.

Many of the national park’s hiking trails start right at your doorstep.
Cycling enthusiasts will find a well-developed network of bike paths winding through the unique landscape.
Last year, several fantastic Greentrails for mountain bikes were built right on the outskirts of town—they’re waiting for you.