The Frauenfeld «Häxehüsli» is probably the oldest Tiny House in Thurgau. It previously stood in the city centre and has been rebuilt on the outskirts of the Thurgau capital in a secluded witch's garden. The perfect gem for taking time out to write a paper in peace.

The Häxehüsli has just under 60 square metres of living space on three floors and offers room for two people. The house is completely furnished with beautiful antiques and valuable new furniture. In the historic vaulted cellar with lots of daylight and an unobstructed view of the garden, you will find the compact kitchen and a wood-burning stove. In the Häxehüslistube, guests can let their gaze wander into the distance through the 170-year-old windows. In winter, the beautiful tiled stove provides cosy warmth. On the mansard floor, a cosy bedroom with a separate work corner is set up under the visible roof beams. A spacious shower and a WC with washbasin are available in the basement.

The detached Häxehüsli has no direct neighbours. In 2021, it was demolished in the city centre and rebuilt here with antique components in high-quality craftsmanship. Its outdoor area enchants guests with a natural garden, large seating area, antique furniture and a witch's herb garden. Barbecues can be enjoyed over the open fire and the young town stream splashes by in the immediate vicinity. A parking space for cars is available. Bicycles can be stored in the shed, and bicycles can be organised if required. WLAN and server are available in the house as well as high-quality Linn Series 3 speakers.