Organic farm South Tyrol: Untermairhof in Selva dei Molini

holiday idyll

The house and farm are surrounded by meadows, forests and mountain peaks. This idyllic and sunny location invites you to linger, enjoy and experience adventures. Our holiday apartments are the ideal starting point for walks, hikes, mountain tours and exciting winter activities. Just how you like it.

But there is also a lot to discover close by: Around the house is a spacious garden with plenty of room for romping, playing and discovering. The adjoining farm ensures wide eyes and unforgettable experiences, especially for the little explorers:

• Pure relaxation: quiet location and views of unspoilt nature
• A giant yard with a lounging area, a playground, a volleyball net, a trampoline and a barbecue area
• Children’s playroom with library and with area lounge
• Big youth room with table tennis, table football, dart
• NEW: billard room 
• A cozy, old-fashioned stube for reading and quite evenings
• Feeding and petting small animals: Donkeys, goats, ducks, chickens, cats, calves
• …..are just a few of the many places where you can spend your time having fun

Farm and tradition

The farm dates back to the 12th century: self-sufficient in energy, with its own wood chip and photovoltaic system and a hydroelectric power station. The wood chips are sourced from the farm’s own forest. On the farm, 45 cows and young animals live in a loose housing – animal-friendly, with plenty of run and pasture. The young cattle spend the summer on the farm’s own mountain pasture in Zösenberg (part of Lappach).

Our farm chapel: Moarkirchl

The Moarkirchl, is just a few minutes’ walk from the house. It can be visited daily during the day. The chapel also contains many valuable statues of saints, which are kept and exhibited in the parish museum. A statue of the Mother of God with child from 1450 deserve special attention.

Historical journey to the origin:

• Built in 1642 in honour of the Blessed Mother and St. Sebastian and St. Roch, as thanks for the valley being spared from the plague.
• Consecrated in 1699 by the Bishop of Brixen, John VIII, Franz Count Kuen.
• The church was in the pastoral care of the parish of Taufers until 1952.
• In 1990 it was dehumidified and given a new larch floor. Frescoes on the left and right front and the picture on the eastern outside were uncovered.
• The local primary school was in operation until 1991, until then there was a weekly mass for pupils.
• The Moarkirchl was completely renovated in 2024. pdf download
• The Moarkirchl chapel is still visited in large numbers on the pilgrimages from Mühlwald to Lappach and is now even chosen for weddings, and annual celebrations.