The old Edenhauserhof was first mentioned in a document around 1280. Over the centuries, the farm has had various owners and tenants from the Tyrolean bourgeoisie and nobility, including Wilten Abbey.
Our farm
In the 15th century, Siegmund der Münzreiche built the Weiherle near the Edenhaus as a fish pond. The farmer from the Edenhauserhof was also a lake keeper. The large fishing nets were still in our attic in the 1930s.
In 1703 the farm was completely robbed by Bavarian buccaneers and the then tenant Hörtensteiner was destitute and had to leave the farm.
In 1720 the first of my ancestors Michael Mayr from Telfes in the Stubaital came as a tenant on the farm. Only his grandson Josef Mair was able to buy the farm in 1830.
Since 2021 we Michael and Kathrin Mair manage the farm. Our daughters Isabelle and Philina are already the 10th generation of the Mairisch family at the Edenhauserhof.
It’s not obvious that a farm can be run by one family for so long – it takes many farmers with hard-working hands and economic skills.
That is why our rooms/apartments bear the names of our ancestors, whose hard work has helped to preserve our Edenhauserhof.
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