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New holiday idyll in Alpirsbach: Five small houses planned!
Five holiday homes are being planned in Alpirsbach to meet the high demand. The local council has approved the project.
New holiday idyll in Alpirsbach: Five small houses planned!
Something is happening in Alpirsbach! City architect Rudolf Müller recently brought exciting news to the local council: five small holiday homes are planned to meet the growing need for overnight accommodation. These new overnight accommodations, each of which will be around 60 square meters in size, will be used in an area on Gutleutweg. The local councilors were pleased with the idea because the existing holiday home is already well utilized and the expansion seems a logical step.
In order for the holiday complex to become a reality, a development plan must first be drawn up, as the buildings are located outside. The time frame for this planning is estimated to be up to two years, which means that there is still a lot of preparatory work to be done. An office has already been commissioned to plan the holiday resort and has now drawn up appropriate proposals. Five different models were presented to the local council and are already of interest!
Parking question and further details
One point that came up with Gerhard Walter from UBL was the issue of parking spaces. Müller explained that this still had to be clarified in detail with the investor. If five holiday apartments are planned to be occupied, two vehicles are expected per apartment. The good news: Traffic development is not necessary as existing paths can be used.
Popularity of holiday homes
The demand for holiday accommodation is also high nationwide. According to ferienhausmiete.de, the occupancy rates for holiday homes in the region are between 38 and 57 percent according to the latest figures in November and December. This positive development underlines the need for expansion, which ultimately strengthened the decision of the local councilors to approve the proposal for approval of the holiday resort and to commission the administration to draw up an urban planning contract.
These developments could not only increase the tourist attractiveness of Alpirsbach, but also increase visitor satisfaction. Because who can't imagine relaxing in a charming, new accommodation and enjoying the beauties of the area? These plans could help even more people find the perfect place to stay in Alpirsbach.
One thing is certain: Over the next two years it will be interesting to see how the city's plans develop and what positive changes this will bring to the region. The anticipation of new holiday homes is palpable and gives hope that Alpirsbach will become an even more popular destination for holidaymakers.