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Golden-hour view across the garden of Saschiz 130: a stone fountain on the lawn, vines in the foreground and white bell tents on the terraced hillside behind the houseThe 1928 Saxon farmhouse with its facade covered in grapevines, a cobblestone courtyard, stacked firewood and roses by the green fenceThe pool on its wooden deck under a white sail shade, a bar with stools alongside, looking out over the village of Saschiz and the hills beyondPanorama over the village of Saschiz and its rolling hills, with two white bell tents pitched in the meadow above the houseThe pool on its wooden deck at dusk, the cover half rolled back, looking over the village rooftops to the fortified church tower and the hills beyond

Experience authentic Transylvania

Rooms in the old house, tents on the hill, and a garden that just keeps going.

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Welcome to Saschiz 130

Our house has a vine-covered porch, five rooms full of old furniture that was here before us, and a courtyard that goes all the way up the hill.

The house was built in 1928. I bought it in 2018 and have been fixing it up since. Guests sleep in the main house and the old stable next to it. In summer we put up three tents on the hill behind. You're a two-minute walk from the village centre — and from absolutely nothing else. That's the whole idea.

The 1928 Saxon farmhouse with its facade covered in grapevines, a cobblestone courtyard, stacked firewood and roses by the green fence

The house

The house

The rooms still have their original wood ceilings, painted furniture and wool blankets. The bathrooms are new — one per room, all private. Downstairs, there is a guest kitchen called The Baking Room. Step into this cosy space where history comes alive. At its heart stands a beautifully restored, 100-year-old traditional bread oven that once filled the house with the aroma of freshly baked bread. Beyond it, a barn turned dining room, a wine cellar, and a living room with a fireplace for evenings that turn cold.

The rooms

The five rooms

Bedroom with a red-painted wooden bed dressed in striped folk textiles, an antique painted Saxon cabinet on the wall and woven rugs on the floor

The Red Room

2 guests · 18 m²

Bright whitewashed bedroom with a timber ceiling, a canopy net over the bed, a patch of exposed brick and a blue-painted nightstand

The Cottage

2 guests · 18 m²

Sage-green bedroom with two beds and a daybed, lace curtains, patterned wall panels and kilim rugs

The Green Room

Up to 3 guests · 22 m²

Attic room with a staircase with painted balustrade, a yellow door, a hand-painted wardrobe and a chandelier under the sloped ceiling

The Loft

2 guests · 20 m²

Rustic bedroom with heavy timber ceiling beams, antique wooden beds with a red wool blanket, and a sliding barn door

The Stable

2 guests · 20 m²

All five rooms

Glamping

Glamping on the hill

In summer we put up three bell tents on wooden platforms on the hill. Each one has its own view over the village rooftops. Shared showers and toilets (rustic ones), string lights at dusk, and total silence by 9pm.

Summer season only

Panorama over the village of Saschiz and its rolling hills, with two white bell tents pitched in the meadow above the house
Wooden deck at dusk with wrought-iron chairs and string lights, overlooking a bell tent and the lights of the village below
Bell tent on its wooden deck at night under a string of warm lights, with the moon low in the sky
The pool on its wooden deck under a white sail shade, a bar with stools alongside, looking out over the village of Saschiz and the hills beyond
The wood-fired hot tub on the deck with its copper chimney, the village rooftops and green hills beyond on a rainy day
The timber sauna cabin with a hand-painted "Sauna" sign and string lights, a guest sitting in the doorway with a wooden sauna bucket, hills behind

The courtyard

The garden and pool

The pool sits on a deck above the garden with a view over the valley. Below that: a lawn for doing nothing, a table under the vine pergola, a picnic spot, and bikes you can borrow for riding around.

  • Seasonal outdoor pool
  • Sauna & hot tub
  • Garden, pergola & picnic corner
  • Bicycles to borrow
  • The Baking Room
  • Barn dining room
  • Wine cellar
  • Free Wi-Fi

The Baking Room

Breakfast & kitchen

Breakfast is big and local — guests keep mentioning it in reviews. If you'd rather cook yourself, The Baking Room is all yours. At its heart stands a beautifully restored, 100-year-old bread oven. The big table in the barn fits everyone.

Guest kitchen with a whitewashed traditional masonry hearth, exposed brick wall, copper pipes and hand-painted plates
Two Jack Russell terriers sitting on the step of a green wooden door with a hand-painted "The Baking Room" sign, pumpkins and flowers along the wall

Your host

Diana

”I bought this house in 2018 and moved here from Bucharest to renovate it. The Saxon house was built in 1928, and now it is my dream come true. I try my best to give guests the feeling of home.”

I speak English and Romanian. I'm quick on WhatsApp and I know exactly which hill has the best view. The dogs and cats come with the house.

WhatsApp · +40 724 542 168

Plan your escape

Find us at number 130, down a quiet village lane.

Book through Booking.com, write to me on WhatsApp, or use the contact form.

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