The wooden house with fireplace and clay walls stands on a 1,000 m² plot on the trout river and edge of the village in a very quiet, secluded location with a view of the greenery. The living room is approx. 36 m² and has large floor-to-ceiling windows with a view of the garden and the forest. The clear height at the ridge beam is almost 4 m. The living room with its wood-burning fireplace is the heart of the house, providing pleasant warmth in the cold season and creating a cozy atmosphere for evenings for two. The fireplace is coated with clay and has slate elements; once heated, it provides pleasant radiant heat for the whole day. The living room, bathroom and bedroom have clay walls, most of which are painted with natural clay paint. A bathroom made of slate with a walk-in shower and a bedroom with a double bed complete the offer. A 1.20 m "snorer's sofa" is available in the living room. A very well-equipped kitchen rounds off the offer.

Heinersdorf in Thuringia is surrounded by forests, meadows and valleys, nestled between 400 to over 600 m high mountains. Towards the south, the Tettautal opens up into the Upper Franconian region and the mountains become flatter. The "Tettautal" nature reserve begins at the northern end of the village and the Tettautal long-distance cycle path runs through it. There are plenty of other cycling and hiking trails. In the Tettautal nature reserve along the Tettau (source of the Rennsteig), you can reach the Rennsteig hiking trail to the "Kalten Küche" after almost 17 km by bike or on foot. There, the Rennsteig hiking trail coming from Thuringia continues through the Franconian Forest, later crossing the former inner-German border several times. The "Green Belt" runs east along the village, crossing the Tettautal valley in the south. Heinersdorf is one of the oldest villages in the Sonneberg district. As a market town in Radenzgau, it was first mentioned in a document in 1071. It is the only place in the municipality of Sonneberg to have market rights.