This Nature house has served as a source of inspiration for crime writer Moa Graven and for marketing her East Frisian crime novels. Many enthusiastic readers have also visited her there and indulged themselves with a cup of East Frisian tea. Now the author is also offering the crime house to vacation guests.

This Nature house is located in the second row on a calm Wieke in Rhauderfehn. The natural garden cannot be seen and offers pure relaxation and recreation. Moa Graven is a great lover of nature and animals. That's why a flock of chickens roam the garden. Many wild animals find a habitat here, as do many wild plants. Directly adjacent to the garden is a small wood, which is also part of the Krimihaus. With a bit of luck, you can spot deer there in the early hours of the morning. When you spend time in the garden, you are at one with yourself and nature. The birdsong in the tall trees offers a break from everyday life. The many flowering wild plants provide plenty of food for insects, as does the fallen fruit from the apple and pear trees. And of course you can also feast on the fruit yourself when you spend some time out in the Nature house in the fall.