Sattler Hof
Unforgettable holiday moments surrounded by stunning mountain scenery, just a short distance from the Seiser Alm and Val Gardena. Perfect for families, nature enthusiasts, and guests looking for peace, nature, and an authentic South Tyrolean farm experience.
Feel-good living on the farm
Our holiday apartment at Sattler Hof is a lovingly designed retreat offering plenty of space to relax and unwind. Natural wood elements, bright rooms, and a fully equipped kitchen-living area create a warm atmosphere that makes you feel at home from the very first moment. With its generous layout featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an inviting living area, the apartment provides ample comfort for families, couples, or friends seeking peace and relaxation. On the private terrace, you can enjoy views of the surrounding greenery and spend quiet, restful hours in complete serenity.
Combining traditional farm charm with modern living comfort, this apartment is the perfect place for restful holiday days near the Seiser Alm and the Sciliar area.
Where peace feels at home
A holiday at Sattler Hof means relaxation in its most beautiful form. Our historic, listed farmhouse is set in an idyllic and absolutely peaceful panoramic location, surrounded by meadows, forests, and breathtaking views over South Tyrol’s Eisack Valley. Here, you can enjoy an atmosphere where time slows down and nature becomes your most precious companion.
Right outside the door, numerous gentle hiking trails invite you to stroll through the woods, reach scenic viewpoints, or visit Kastelruth. Experiencing authentic farm life, getting close to the animals, and being part of traditional South Tyrolean agriculture make your stay truly special. For families, peace seekers, and nature lovers, Sattler Hof is a place to arrive, breathe, and feel at home – in every season.
The “Closed Farm”
Sattler Hof is a traditional “closed farm”, which means it cannot be divided. The farm must be passed on as an indivisible unit, including all agricultural land and buildings.
This regulation has a long history. Already in 1526, the Tyrolean law prohibited the division of farms to preserve family-run agricultural businesses and secure their future. For this reason, the entire farm was often handed over to the next successor while the owner was still alive.
In the past, many siblings remained on the family farm, working as farmhands, while young men often established themselves as craftsmen, such as blacksmiths, cobblers, carpenters, or tailors. Many women married, moved to the city, or entered a convent.
Today, of around 19,000 agricultural businesses in South Tyrol, more than 11,000 are still closed farms, showing how alive this tradition remains. It prevents farms from being divided and continues to provide families with a stable economic foundation.
Sattler Hof has been run by the current farmer Sepp since 1993.
Send us a non-binding inquiry
sattler-hof@rolmail.net
+39 0471 707539
+39 339 839 8330
Sattler Hof
Josef Mulser
Fraktion St. Oswald 11
39040 Kastelruth
CIN: IT021019B5USMN6FI8
MwSt.Nr.: 01529480210