In 1964 was built the small farm of the Pontasch family on the hill at 982 meters altitude. In 2016 became the property of the Meier family, with the main building, outbuildings and pasture land. About the great architectural and artistic interest began the renovation and reconstruction. With great attention to detail new spaces are created with lots of light and a sustainable energy concept. Recycling and upcycling of home and farm are in the foreground, preparing furniture and filling it with new ideas. Important attention is to counteract a throwaway society and to treat resources carefully.

In Gmünd, 5 kilometers away, in about 8 minutes driving time you will find all the shops, such as BILLA, SPAR and cafes of daily needs. The medieval town of Gmünd is located at the gateway to the Hohe Tauern National Park and the Nockberge Biosphere Reserve. The local cultural initiative has succeeded in recent decades in revitalizing the city community with a comprehensive cultural offer and making it known far beyond the country's borders. Visitors can expect numerous exhibitions, seminars, concerts, open workshops and ateliers of local and international artists throughout the year. The Stadtturmgalerie hosts a special exhibition each year, Lohnensert is a visit to the Alte Burg and a voyage of discovery through the Pankratium "Haus des Staunens" with interactive interactive stations. In Gmünd is also the only private Porsche Museum, where between 1944 and 1950, even the first vehicles were built with the name Porsche.