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Aerli House with pitched roof and wooden façade made of spruce and large panoramic windows

About us

Two women with long hair, one leaning her head on the shoulder of the other, both looking past the camera.

Photos

Green outdoor chair from Fermob stands on the balcony of rooftop flat 1002 in Haus Aerli in Ehrwald

Architecture

A modern house with wooden surface, large windows and pitched roof

Simple and sophisticated on the outside – bright and airy on the inside

Haus Aerli is a small holiday home with apartments that suit groups looking for somewhere for their next gathering but also entice individuals in need of a relaxing retreat. Bringing together the surrounding nature, the traditional architecture in the local area and clever living concepts.
Typical Tyrol architecture with a modern twist starring clear lines, carefully crafted details and exquisite materials. A space designed for nature lovers and architecture aficionados searching for inspiration and tranquillity just like us.

A living/sleeping area with a large panoramic window with green loden curtains and a double bed made of solid wood, the grey floor is polished concrete

At one with nature

The huge panoramic windows and locally sourced natural materials bring the outside in. Nature even has a place on the walls thanks to the wallpaper created by Austrian-born architect and designer Josef Frank. A classic look reflecting the building owners’ British roots.

House with wooden outside, saddle roofs and large windows, a striking mountain in the background

Tradition with a modern twist

Three gabled roofs make a bold statement inspired by Finnish architect Alvar Aalto’s signature lean-to-roof design. The natural wood all the way around the outside will gradually end up with a distinguished silver-grey finish and blend in beautifully with the natural surroundings. All sitting on a simple concrete base.
A modern take on the traditional Tyrol barn.

We rely on environmentally friendly energy sources, with the house being heated by a ground source heat pump.

Bright seating area with bench and stools in green loden fabric, a sheep's wool rug on the grey screed floor and a HAY coffee table on top

Minimalism with warmth

Our minimalist spaces have been carefully crafted with a local influence. The different ceiling heights and playful use of natural materials like solid wood, lime plaster and stone add special touches. These serene surroundings are easy on the eye and soothing for the soul.

About us

“Haus Aerli is more than just a building. We’ve poured our passion into this project. It’ll always have a special place in our hearts.”

Three women with long hair stand in front of a glass front and smile at each other in a friendly manner.

Three women. A spark of courage.

And a whole lot of passion. That’s what’s at the heart of Haus Aerli. After all the time they’ve put into planning, experimenting and perfecting every last detail. After countless conversations, blueprints and fact-finding missions, Haus Aerli is finally here. With its breathtaking architecture, simple design and carefully crafted details.

EMILY, SARAH & KARYN
They may not be that close in age, but they’re closer than close in so many other ways. Having grown up in a family-run hotel, they have hospitality in their blood. After spending several years at different locations and armed with all the ideas, impressions and inspiration they’d picked up along the way, it was time for a turning point. They put their all into creating a small but perfectly formed holiday home designed for anyone looking for an authentic place to go where they can truly feel free. And they made sure that every last detail was just right. All along, it has been their mission to set the scene for moments that empower and energise our guests. Memories that will stay with them forever.
Emily is the owner on the ground and you can count on her to take good care of you and tell you things only a local could possibly know.

Photos

House with modern architecture with striking pitched roof, spruce wood façade and concrete entrance staircase

Bird's eye view of two men sitting on the wooden terrace with a drink and dangling their feet in the swimming pond.

Workplace with a view of the mountains and floral wallpaper by Austrian architect and designer Josef Frank

Wooden knobs as coat hooks with a green fabric bag in front of a white wall

Two women sit by the natural pool at Haus Aerli in the evening and dangle their feet in the water.

Detail of a wooden house with spruce battens and large windows, with the Sonnenspitze mountain in the background

Woman relaxing in the Finnish sauna at Haus Aerli in the Tyrolean village of Ehrwald.

House Aerli with wooden facade, on the concrete wall of the entrance staircase is the shadow of the Kugelahorn tree

Apartment with screed floor and larch wood cupboard, in the entrance area a ladder leads you up into the gallery under the roof

Vaulted ceiling made of silver fir, floor made of Forbo Marmoleum, two seat cushions including a small side table from Hussl.

Bedroom with double bed and wardrobe made of larch wood in flat 1002 with screed floor

In the garden of Haus Aerli there is an unheated natural swimming pond and a large terrace with sun loungers and an outdoor shower.

Bathroom with washbasin on larch wood, large mirror and panoramic window, in front of it a bathtub, in the background the bedroom with double bed

A room with a large panoramic window, floral wallpaper by Josef Frank and seating

Schlichte designtes Apartment mit Kochinsel mit Granitplatte und Waschbecken, Couch, Schafwollteppich, Lodenhocker und Ahorn-Esstisch von Hussl

Spiegelung des Designhaus Aerli im Naturpool

Saunakabine aus Holz mit finnischem Saunaofen und zwei Leuchten an der Wand