Open Living Area
The heart of the loft — an open-plan living space with high sightlines, television, and reliable WiFi. Light moves freely through the room, and the layout keeps the space feeling uncluttered for up to four guests.








A calm, considered 50m² loft at Hochfirstweg 1, Titisee, Germany. Up to four guests. Garden, deck, and EV charging included.
Loft Emma occupies a well-proportioned 50m² at Hochfirstweg 1, in the lakeside town of Titisee, Germany.
Fifty Square Metres of Deliberate Calm
Loft Emma occupies a well-proportioned 50m² at Hochfirstweg 1, in the lakeside town of Titisee, Germany. The loft format — open sightlines, generous ceiling height, and a considered material palette — creates a sense of space that belies its footprint. Natural light moves through the interior across the day, while the deck and garden provide an immediate connection to the outdoors. The neighbourhood is quiet without being remote: Titisee's lake, forest trails, and town centre are all within easy reach, positioning the loft as a base that works equally well for active outdoor stays and slower, restorative ones.

The interior has been equipped with a full complement of kitchen tools — oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, water kettle, toaster, crockery, cutlery, pots and pans, baking sheet, and wine glasses — so that self-catering is genuinely comfortable rather than an afterthought. A washer and dryer, linens, towels, iron, drying rack, and ample storage via closet and drawers mean guests arrive to a space that functions without friction. The safe box, hair dryer, and cooking basics round out a list of amenities assembled with practical generosity.
For families or guests travelling with an infant, the loft includes a pack-n-play travel crib and a baby high chair — details that make a meaningful difference. A smoke detector, fire extinguisher, and first aid kit are all present. The property is wheelchair accessible, and an EV car charger is available on the premises alongside free parking — a combination that remains genuinely uncommon at this standard of accommodation.
Check-in is from 16:00 and is fully contactless; check-out is by 11:00. Please note that pets are not permitted at this property. A dog does live on the property, which guests should be aware of when planning their visit.
Fifty square metres in Titisee, Germany — the deck, the garden, the kitchen, and the spaces in between.
The heart of the loft — an open-plan living space with high sightlines, television, and reliable WiFi. Light moves freely through the room, and the layout keeps the space feeling uncluttered for up to four guests.
A kitchen assembled for genuine self-catering: oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, water kettle, toaster, pots, pans, crockery, wine glasses, and baking sheet. Nothing is missing.
Sleeping space for up to four guests, with fresh linens, towels, extra pillows and blankets, and closet and drawer storage. The pack-n-play crib and baby high chair are available for families with infants.
A private deck leads to an open garden — practical outdoor space that extends the loft meaningfully. Outdoor seating makes it a natural spot for morning coffee or evening use in Titisee's mountain-cooled air.
You arrive at Hochfirstweg 1 in the late afternoon, the air carrying the particular cool of a Black Forest lake town. Check-in is contactless — a process that takes moments and leaves the rest of the evening entirely your own. The loft opens up cleanly: the kitchen is stocked and ready, the deck invites a first glass of something cold, and the garden beyond settles into its evening quiet.
Mornings in Loft Emma have a pace of their own. Coffee from the machine, light coming through the loft's windows, the option to cook a proper breakfast with everything the kitchen provides. If the day calls for activity, Titisee's lake and surrounding forest trails are close enough to reach without planning. If it calls for stillness, the outdoor seating and garden absorb the hours without effort.
Afternoons here tend to organise themselves around the lake. Titisee is compact and genuine — less a resort destination than a working town that happens to sit beside one of the Black Forest's most celebrated stretches of water. In summer, the water is swimmable; in winter, the surrounding landscape becomes something else entirely. The loft's heating ensures comfort across seasons.
By evening, the kitchen comes into its own. The full complement of equipment — oven, dishwasher, wine glasses, pots and pans — makes cooking for up to four guests a pleasure rather than a compromise. The TV, WiFi, and the general quietude of the Hochfirstweg street conspire to make early nights feel earned rather than obligatory. It is a stay built around presence: in Titisee, in the space, and in the company of those you have brought with you.

10 minutes by foot
The namesake lake of the town — swimmable in summer, atmospheric year-round, and ringed by forest trails that reward an hour or a full day equally.

25 minutes by car
A well-marked summit trail culminating in an elevated platform above the Black Forest canopy, with clear views extending toward Feldberg and beyond on fine days.

20 minutes by car
The highest peak in the Black Forest at 1,493 metres. In winter it draws skiers and snowboarders; in summer, hikers and cyclists working the well-mapped trail network.

12 minutes by foot
The compact commercial heart of Titisee, with local bakeries, restaurants serving regional cuisine, and shops stocked with Black Forest provisions and produce.
Titisee in winter is a different proposition from the summer crowds. The lake stills, the surrounding forest carries snow, and the town — stripped of its peak-season volume — reveals a quieter, more considered character worth seeking out.
The trail to Hochfirst begins near the lake and ascends steadily through mixed forest to a summit platform. This is a practical guide to the route, the conditions by season, and what to bring for a half-day out from Titisee.
Titisee's local market area offers more than its modest size suggests. Black Forest ham, regional cheeses, and fresh bread are all accessible on foot, making a well-stocked kitchen stay in the loft an entirely straightforward proposition.
A small team — replies in a few hours, most days.











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