That’s why we have built our villas as sustainably as possible, using natural materials, ensuring your comfort from the very first minute. Originally, our villas were farmhouses and barns. We have preserved the typical facades of this area, creating units that comply with the highest energy class standards and have an energy demand of less than 149.59 kWh/m² per villa. Heating, cooling, and hot water are primarily generated by three solar thermal systems covering a total area of 100 square meters. The remaining energy needs are met by an advanced pellet condensing boiler that also utilizes the residual heat from the exhaust gases. The certified pellets consist of pure local and 100% regional spruce wood, sourced from sawmills in the surrounding villages and valleys. Most insulation panels in the floors are CAM-certified, proving a portion of recycled materials in their production. A comprehensive and vital rainwater recovery system is installed on the premises. All rainwater from impermeable surfaces is collected in no less than 6 underground tanks with a total capacity of 130,000.0 cubic meters (130,000,000.0 liters). Various submersible pumps located in the tanks, powered by the resort’s photovoltaic system, pump the water into the irrigation system for the entire resort.