The house was built by Michael Groß in the late XIX century, to be more precise in 1893. The the house is build like a little fortress thus having total privacy. With passion and care we have reconditioned it and tried to keep as much as we could the original objects.

We love the german (saxon) heritage and Brasov county and we want to share them with you.

Romania's significant German (Saxon) heritage is obvious in Southern Transylvania, home to hundreds of well-preserved Saxon towns and villages. Saxons came to Transylvania during the mid 1100s from the Rhine and Moselle Rivers regions. Highly respected for their skill and talent the Saxons succeeded in gaining administrative autonomy, almost unmatched in the entire feudal Europe of absolute monarchies. The result of almost nine centuries of existence of the Saxon (German) community in Southern Transylvania is a cultural and architectural heritage, unique in Europe. Transylvania is home to hundreds of towns and fortified churches built between the 13th and 15th centuries by Saxons.