This cozy wooden house in Malta's beautiful valley offers a mountain and nature experience

5-bedroom house, approximately 170 square meters. First floor: Spacious entryway with a walk-in closet. On the first floor, there is a double bedroom with a large shower and toilet in a private bathroom. Guest restroom. Large kitchen, dining area with a table for 12 people, and a comfortable living room with a fireplace, opening onto a veranda and a garden of approximately 5,000 square meters. From the living room, an internal wooden staircase leads to the first floor. From the landing, there are 3 bedrooms with double beds and a walk-in closet shared by all the bedrooms on this floor. Two bedrooms with double beds, one bedroom with two single beds. Very large bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, shower, toilet, and double sinks, directly accessible from the living room and the other bedroom. From the living room via an internal staircase to the first floor: Double room with a French bed (1.50 m wide), featuring small, higher-set windows. Here you’ll find the sauna with a shower and a relaxation room. Maximum occupancy: 8 people. Groups of young people are not permitted.


—a non-smoking home. This charming Malta Valley takes its name from the waterfall that cascades down into the valley and stretches from the artists’ town of Gmünd—one of the mostlively and attractive small towns in Austria, in a northwesterly direction toward the foothills of the Ankogel Range.
As the gateway to the Hohe Tauern National Park and the Nock Mountains National Park, the town offers arts and cultural experiences in all their splendor. Numerous exhibitions, galleries, workshops, and studios are located in the well-preserved medieval town.
Water is the defining element of the Malta Valley. In recent years, three interesting themed trails centered on water have been developed. The main town in the Malta Valley (elevation 834 m). The suburb of Fischertratten is approximately 1.5 km from Malta and 3.5 km from Gmünd, from where three actual ski resorts along the national highway or state roads are easily accessible.
The hiking trails around the Malta Valley are endless. These range from gentle walks in the valley to long hikes at moderate altitudes (Nock, Malta Mountain), to high-altitude hikes in the Alps in the Hohe Tauern (Hochalmspitzen, Ankogel, Hafner Group). The valley is home to Austria’s highest dam, one of the largest dams in Europe, and Carinthia’s deepest lake, which borders the Preinsfeld Lock, at 200 m.
Lake Milstetter is within easy reach.
When it comes to sports, there is no shortage of tennis and golf courses in the area.

The Lieser-Maltatal region is easily and quickly accessible by car via the Tauern Highway (A10):
From the north, the drive from Salzburg to the Maltatal Valley takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
From the south, it’s a 45-minute drive from Villach to our region.