Kollreider Hof is situated in the East Tyrolean community of Anras. With roots going back to the 17th century, this almost 400 years old farm has an authentic and romantic atmosphere that radiates with its welcoming cosiness.

The buildings at Kollreid – the farmer’s house, the barn and the chapel grew step by step around the old renovated corn chamber. The St. Joseph chapel with its antique paintings from Anton Josef Zoller is to this day a well visited landmark that was built by farmers as a sign of gratitude in the 18th century.

The owner family Stuchtey acquired the Kollreiderhof in 2011, renovated the main buildings (for which the farm was awarded the Tyrolean Renovation Prize) and revived the farm. Since then, the farm has been a place for encounters, joint farm work, alpine activities and a critical examination of the issue of sustainable living. Sustainability is close to the family’s heart – it is the unifying element of their professional, scientific, journalistic and entrepreneurial activities. The owner family Stuchtey acquired the Kollreiderhof in 2011, renovated the main buildings (for which the farm was awarded the Tyrolean Renovation Prize) and revived the farm. Since then, the farm has been a place for encounters, joint farm work, alpine activities and a critical examination of the issue of sustainable living. Sustainability is close to the family’s heart – it is the unifying element of their professional, scientific, journalistic and entrepreneurial activities.