



Tucked into the mountains of Piesendorf, our chalet sleeps up to 10 guests across four bedrooms, with a private sauna to unwind in after a day on the slopes — the Nagelköpfl lift is just 1.1 km away.






Our chalet in Piesendorf is fully equipped for a relaxed mountain stay, from ski-in convenience and a private sauna to on-site electric car charging — everything is taken care of so you can focus on the holiday.
Four bedrooms, a private sauna, and the whole Pinzgau valley outside the door.
Piesendorf sits in the heart of Salzburg's Pinzgau region, facing the Kitzsteinhorn glacier and the Großglockner — Austria's highest peak — with the untouched wilderness of Hohe Tauern National Park at its back. It's a rare position: close enough to the slopes of Kitzbühel and Zell am See for a morning on the mountain, quiet enough by evening that the loudest sound is the stream below the terrace.
Life here moves at its own pace. Locally sourced Pinzgauer cuisine, alpine wellness culture, and a discretion long favoured by those who'd rather not be found. Our guests tend to return season after season — not for the address, but for how little they have to think about once they arrive.
The chalet sits in Walchen, a hamlet of Piesendorf, at the quiet end of the valley. From there the Pinzgau opens up: Kaprun and the Kitzsteinhorn glacier are a short drive south for year-round skiing, and the lake town of Zell am See sits at the northern end, reachable along the valley floor without ever touching a motorway.
Nothing out here is more than about twenty minutes from the door — close enough for a spontaneous afternoon in town, far enough that the chalet stays a retreat rather than a base camp.




Up to 10 guests across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with 136 m² of living space — enough room for two families or a group of friends without anyone sleeping in a corridor.
Bachweg 2 in Walchen, a hamlet of Piesendorf in the Salzburg Pinzgau. Zell am See, Kaprun and the Kitzsteinhorn glacier are all roughly twenty minutes away by car.
The Nagelköpfl lift in Piesendorf is 1.1 km from the door. The larger areas — Schmittenhöhe above Zell am See and the Kitzsteinhorn glacier at Kaprun — are a short drive down the valley.
Yes. Two private parking spaces belong to the chalet, and there is a charging point on site so you can top the car up overnight.
Hiking trails start in the valley and climb into the Hohe Tauern National Park, there are cycle routes along the Salzach, mountain bike trails out of the village, and the lake at Zell am See for swimming.
Bookings, prices and availability run through Villa for You. Once you arrive, our local Hausmeister looks after the chalet and is the person to call if anything needs sorting out.






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