Apartment Wohnung 1: Mosel-Blick Charme & Komfort a Bremm, Rhineland-Palatinate

Discover the timeless charm and comfort of our lovingly renovated holiday flats in Bremm on the Moselle. The winegrower's house, which opens its doors wide for you, offers an idyllic retreat in its cosy holiday flat on the ground floor with a size of approx. 40m².

The jewel in the crown of this 200-year-old property is undoubtedly the warm and welcoming atmosphere, which harmoniously combines with modern comforts and amenities. Upon entering the holiday flat, you are greeted by the cosy living room, which is seamlessly integrated into a fully equipped kitchen. Here you can prepare culinary delights while enjoying the company of your loved ones who have made themselves comfortable in the cosy seating area.

The bedroom is an oasis of peace and relaxation where you can recharge your batteries after a day of exploration and adventure along the Moselle. You can treat yourself to a refreshing break in the bathroom, which is generously designed for two people, and look forward to a soothing shower or a relaxing bath.

The absolute highlight of the holiday flat in Bremm is the private balcony, which can be reached from the living room. Here you can enjoy your first coffee of the day in the quiet morning or round off the day with a glass of wine at sunset while you let your gaze wander over the picturesque Moselle surroundings.

Let yourself be enchanted by the authentic charm and cosy atmosphere of our holiday flats in Bremm on the Moselle and enjoy a holiday that combines tradition and modernity in perfect harmony.

The history of the „Alten Winzerhauses am Calmont“
Our charming winegrower's house, whose main building dates back to the mid-19th century and the outbuilding even to the 16th century, is a testimony to the rich history of this region. Although the exact origins of the house are lost in the mists of time, this adds to its mystical charm.

The house was one of the first in the area to be fitted with central heating, underlining its progressive nature in times gone by. Despite the house's chequered history, including the difficulty of tracing its ownership, it has been lovingly passed down in our family for generations.

The extensive vaulted cellars beneath the house and much of the outbuildings have long been used to store barrels of wine, reflecting the house's deep roots in the wine tradition of the area.

A special feature is the front of the outbuilding, which has been renovated in the style of the 16th century and is a listed building. This emphasizes the historical and architectural significance of the property. Over the last five to ten decades, the building has been used as a winery, making the Winzerhaus am Calmont an essential part of the local winegrowing history.