Ferienhaus Türalihus, Valendas

The Türalihus is one of the most beautiful town houses in Valendas. The oldest part dates back to 1485. In later phases of construction, the house was extended to the north and supplemented with a stair tower. He gave his name to the Türalihus. There are two apartments in Türalihus. The smaller apartment is upstairs. The layout of the rooms has remained unchanged since its construction. The floors, wood panelling, murals and the tower stove in the living room have been carefully restored. The apartment is equipped with a modern kitchenette and bathroom. The historic furnace is functional. The two bedrooms are located in two rooms at the back of the house. The current baroque appearance of the Türalihus dates back to the last extension in 1775, when the stair tower was raised and the whole house was equipped with stately panelling and stoves. On the second floor, which, together with the third and the attic, forms the upper apartment, there is a magnificent south-facing parlour with two-tone wall panelling and cube stove. At the back of the house there is another, richly painted parlour, which now serves as a dining room. On the south side of the attic, a parlour and an adjoining room were converted into bedrooms. In the small living room next to the kitchen, which is equipped with a modern kitchenette, a large bathroom with free-standing bathtub invites you to linger. There is a public car park about 150 m from the house, pets are allowed, non-smoking accommodation, not wheelchair access.