Dietrich Vacation Home—Your Retreat in the Harz Mountains, Featuring a Garden, Peace and Quiet, and an Ideal Location

Our vacation home underwent extensive renovations through the spring of 2026 and now features a modern, bright, and inviting interior. Underfloor heating is installed throughout the entire vacation home. The open-concept living area with an integrated kitchen creates a spacious and cozy atmosphere where you can cook, eat, and relax together. Two separate bedrooms offer plenty of space for restful nights. The property includes a small, lockable garage, which is ideal for securely storing bicycles, motorcycles, or other items. For guests with electric vehicles, a wallbox for charging electric cars is also available. Parking is available directly on the property next to the house. The parking area is separated from the street by a gate, ensuring your vehicle can be parked safely. The large garden invites you to spend time outdoors. A cozy seating area offers the perfect spot to relax, enjoy breakfast in the fresh air, or spend a lovely evening after an eventful day in the Harz Mountains. The house’s large panoramic windows are particularly impressive. They offer a magnificent view of the Brocken, the Wurmberg, and the route of the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railway—a real highlight for nature and railroad enthusiasts.

Our accommodations are located in the idyllic village of Stiege in the heart of the Harz Mountains and is ideal for nature and active vacations. Numerous hiking and biking trails begin right outside the door. The well-known attractions in the center of Stiege include the Stave Church and the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railway station, which features the smallest turning loop in Europe. The town also features a small grocery store called “Bines Dorfladen,” a castle café, and a restaurant called “Gasthaus Burgstieg”; additional shopping options and restaurants can be found in the town of Hasselfelde, 4 km away. Stiege’s central location makes it a great starting point for hikes, bike tours, nature experiences, and visits to popular destinations in the Harz Mountains. The following highlights are within a radius of about 25 km: - Pullman City Harz, a Western-themed town in Hasselfelde - the historic mining town of Harzgerode - the romantic Selke Valley with towns like Alexisbad and Mägdesprung - the Hexentanzplatz in Thale - the historic town of Wernigerode - the World Heritage city of Quedlinburg - the Rappbode Dam with the “Titan-RT” suspension bridge - the picturesque town of Stolberg (Harz) - Michaelstein Monastery and the Regenstein Castle ruins in Blankenburg - the Teufelsmauer near Blankenburg - the Brocken at 1,142 m - the Wurmberg with the “Witches’ Ride” - the tourist town of Schierke