Apartment no. 3 with mountain view, 62m², modern furnishings and very large south/east-facing balcony

Welcome to the Zaißlhäusl Farm | with the Chiemgau Card Our family-friendly farm is centrally located near the town center, and the bus stop is right next to the farm. We raise sheep on our farm, and you can expect typical Bavarian hospitality. We also offer food produced on our own farm. Enjoy the view of the fields and the Chiemgau mountains. Families have plenty of space on the farm. Excursions to the nearby Chiemgau mountains or bike rides around Lake Chiemsee and into the Achental Valley are ideal. You’re welcome to treat yourself to our daily bread roll service and/or eggs from our happy chickens.
Cozy 4-star vacation apartment (62 m²) on the 1st floor:

New windows throughout the apartment with triplepanes and soundproofing
Insect screens on all windows and the balcony doors
Very large, open-plan south/east-facing balcony with a view of the Chiemgau Mountains or the cottage garden
1 new bedroom with satellite TV and blackout curtains
1 new living room with satellite TV and sofa
New, modern bathroom with a large glass shower, toilet, large sink, washer-dryer
Large kitchen with a dishwasher and many kitchen appliances, such as a microwave, oven, coffee maker, refrigerator with freezer compartments, egg cooker, glass-ceramic cooktop, etc.
Apartment for adults only

We’re happy to offer you our daily bread roll service, as well as fresh eggs from our happy free-range chickens.
Hikes in the nearby Chiemgau mountains or bike rides around Lake Chiemsee and into the Achental valley are great options.


Hello! My name is Veronika, I’m 39 years old, and I live in Übersee on beautiful Lake Chiemsee. I’m married and the mother of three children between the ages of 10 and 16. We run a farm and have three vacation rentals. I also work as an insurance specialist at a local insurance brokerage. We’ve been renting out accommodations to vacation guests on our farm for over 75 years. In 2015, I was very happy to take over the rental business from my parents. Nevertheless, my parents are always available to offer advice and assistance to our guests and help me manage the work on the farm. We all live together on the farm—three generations under one roof. We haven’t had any dairy cows on the farm since 2013. However, we still have about 12 female retirement cattle, aged 1–2 years, which graze on the meadows around our farm every year from May at the latest until around the end of October.