Agrad Chalets

Architecture in quiet harmony

The Agrad Chalets in Aschau im Chiemgau embody an architectural style that blends seamlessly into the surrounding natural landscape. Built on a gently revitalized site, the chalet village was designed by the Heinrichsberger family in collaboration with the architectural firm brüderl. The twelve chalets and fifteen suites are arranged to respect the topography of the site and offer a harmonious view of the surrounding mountains and Hohenaschau Castle. The use of natural materials such as wood, natural stone, and metal underscores the connection to the region and creates an atmosphere of tranquility and comfort.

Living with a View

Each of the chalets offers approximately 75 square meters of living space and is designed to accommodate up to four people. With two bedrooms, a living area with a fireplace, and a private spa including a sauna and hot tub, they offer the highest level of comfort. The suites, ranging in size from 37 to 60 square meters, are divided into three categories and combine aesthetic clarity with functional efficiency. The interiors are characterized by high-quality materials, precision craftsmanship, and a well-thought-out color scheme that emphasizes natural tones and harmonious transitions.

Sustainability as a Matter of Course

The Agrad Chalets follow a holistic sustainability concept. From energy supply via photovoltaics, to the high-quality building envelope, plastic-free processes, and regional partnerships—sustainability is not just communicated here, but lived. The Heinrichsberger host family places great value on personal warmth, a clear commitment to quality, and genuine interest in their guests. Since opening in March 2025, Agrad Chalets has become a retreat for all those who seek authenticity in simplicity and for whom minimalism is not a sacrifice but a gain.

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