Schlafzimmer 1
The principal bedroom fitted with a king bed, linens, and extra pillows and blankets. Closet and drawer storage handle extended stays. A calm, uncluttered room with natural light from the garden side of the building.








A composed 73m² retreat with private garden, deck, and direct forest access in one of Germany's most serene lakeside towns.
BlackHome Gartenauszeit occupies the ground floor of a well-maintained residential property at Hochfirstweg 1, situated in the calm residential fringe of Titisee, Germany.
Quiet by Design, Connected to Nature
BlackHome Gartenauszeit occupies the ground floor of a well-maintained residential property at Hochfirstweg 1, situated in the calm residential fringe of Titisee, Germany. The apartment spans 73 square metres across two proper bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and living spaces that open directly onto a private deck and enclosed garden. The interiors follow a restrained material palette — clean plaster walls, timber accents, and textiles in neutral tones — allowing the surrounding greenery to provide the visual warmth. Large windows frame the garden rather than a street, so the predominant view from the living areas is foliage rather than traffic.

The kitchen is outfitted for genuine self-catering: a full oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, water kettle, toaster, freezer, and a complete set of crockery, pots, pans, and a baking sheet. A dining table seats the group together. A safe box, iron, and in-unit washer and dryer handle the practical requirements of longer stays without the need to leave the property. Contactless check-in removes any dependency on reception hours, and free parking on the premises accommodates vehicles easily — including an EV charger for electric cars, a considered amenity along the Black Forest touring circuit.
Titisee is a compact town built around its namesake glacial lake in the southern Black Forest. Hochfirstweg sits far enough from the lake promenade to avoid summer crowds while remaining within comfortable walking distance of the town centre, the lakefront, and the trailheads that thread into the surrounding forest. The landscape transitions quickly from pavement to pine, making the property a practical base for hikers, cyclists, and cross-country skiers depending on season.
Check-in is from 16:00 and check-out is by 11:00. The property accommodates up to six guests across its two bedrooms and welcomes dogs, making it suitable for families or small groups travelling with a pet. A travel crib and baby high chair are on site, extending the welcome to guests with very young children.
73 square metres arranged across garden-facing rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private deck in Titisee, Germany.
The principal bedroom fitted with a king bed, linens, and extra pillows and blankets. Closet and drawer storage handle extended stays. A calm, uncluttered room with natural light from the garden side of the building.
A practical second bedroom with a full bunk bed configuration, suited to children or flexible for adult guests. Linens provided. The room is compact, purposeful, and well-ventilated.
A comprehensively equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and a full set of crockery, pots, pans, and baking sheet. The adjacent dining table gathers all six guests together for meals.
A private outdoor zone directly accessible from the living area, with a furnished deck and enclosed garden. The garden faces toward the tree line, providing shade in summer and a sheltered outdoor space in shoulder seasons.
You arrive in the late afternoon to find the apartment exactly as presented — the keypad code works at first entry, the lights are on, and the garden is already catching the low western sun through the pines. The deck holds a set of outdoor chairs; you put down bags and sit outside before unpacking, watching the light shift over the garden fence toward the tree line. Titisee is close enough to hear faintly, but Hochfirstweg 1 remains quiet.
Morning begins without urgency. The coffee maker runs while you pull back the curtains onto the garden, already green regardless of season. Breakfast uses what you brought from the supermarket — the full kitchen makes this straightforward, and the toaster and baking sheet handle whatever the group requires. The dining table seats everyone. After eating, the choice is immediate: the lake is walkable in minutes, the forest trails begin within a short distance, and the town centre offers rental bikes, boat hire, and a reliable weekly market.
Afternoons in Titisee reward spontaneity. A cable car rises toward the Feldberg, the highest point in the Black Forest, accessible by car in under thirty minutes. The lake itself draws swimmers in summer and skaters in winter. Back at the apartment by late afternoon, the washer handles trail clothes, the safe box holds valuables, and the garden remains the default gathering point for the group before dinner. The kitchen is equipped for an ambitious meal — pots, pans, oven, and wine glasses included — and the evening slows naturally into the particular quiet that defines this part of Germany.

5 minutes by foot
A glacial lake ringed by forest, the centre of outdoor life in Titisee. Pedal boats, rowing boats, and a lakefront promenade draw visitors across all four seasons.

25 minutes by car
The highest peak in the Black Forest at 1493 metres. A cable car rises from the valley, with marked hiking routes in summer and reliable snow cover for skiing in winter.

8 minutes by foot
A compact lakeside town with independent shops, a reliable weekly market, restaurants serving Badische cuisine, and the concentrated charm of a traditional Black Forest settlement.

20 minutes by car
One of Germany's tallest waterfalls, set within a forested gorge near Triberg. A well-maintained trail system leads through dense Black Forest landscape to multiple viewing platforms.
The glacial lake shifts character with each season — summer draws swimmers to its clear water, autumn mutes the landscape to amber and ochre, winter brings ice and quiet, and spring returns the forest trails to life.
At 1493 metres, the Feldberg is the apex of the Black Forest and one of Baden-Württemberg's most rewarding day hikes. This guide covers the cable car option, the ridge trails, and what to bring across the calendar.
The kitchens around Titisee draw on southern Baden's larder — venison, trout, Maultaschen, and Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte. Here are the dishes and places that define eating well in this corner of Germany.
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