In the heart of Scuol's historic village center, yet with an unparalleled sense of space, this exceptional 18th-century Engadine house presents itself. Historical building craftsmanship is combined here in an impressive way with modern architecture and exclusive living comfort. From the spacious sun terrace, an unobstructable panoramic view of the impressive mountain world of the Lower Engadine opens up.
An architectural masterpiece is the former stable building, which was newly created in 2002 with the innovative house-in-house concept. The transparent glass architecture forms a fascinating contrast to the historical building fabric and creates light-flooded rooms with an exceptional living atmosphere. Tradition and modernity merge into a unique overall concept.
The property extends over five floors, which can be easily accessed by lift from the underground garage to the attic. High-quality materials, excellent building quality, and an exclusive interior design underline the special character of this residence.
The basement offers spacious cellar and technical rooms as well as a versatile multi-purpose room for fitness, studio, or hobby. On the ground floor, the spacious dining area with high-quality Bulthaup kitchen, the light-flooded living room with open fireplace, and the original Engadine Stüva with historic porcelain-tiled stove form the heart of the house. A separate office complements this living level.
On the upper floor, there are three spacious bedrooms with stylish en-suite bathrooms. The elegant master suite also has a dressing room and a luxurious wet room with steam shower and bathtub.
The crowning conclusion is the open attic with visible wood construction, another room with bathroom, and an exclusive south-facing loggia with spectacular views over Scuol and the surrounding mountain world.
This exceptional property combines history, architecture, and timeless elegance into a residential object of the highest quality and a rare unique piece in a privileged location in the heart of the Lower Engadine.
Scuol and the Lower Engadine - Discover alpine originality and lived tradition
Imagine a place where the hustle and bustle of everyday life fades away and you are surrounded by a deep peace that arises from the originality of a landscape preserved over generations. In the Lower Engadine, you can find exactly that: a refuge where you can stroll through quiet villages with centuries-old facades, breathe in the clear mountain air, and feel the soothing power of nature. It's more than just a travel destination, it's a place to arrive and stay.
The diverse nature of the Lower Engadine invites you to unforgettable experiences. Observe wildlife in the Swiss National Park, discover idyllic mountain lakes, or take part in a fascinating guided tour of one of the historic castles. For golf enthusiasts, there is the opportunity to play a relaxed round in the midst of a breathtaking mountain scenery. Every encounter with this unique environment becomes a special moment.
Winter in the Lower Engadine also has its own charm. On the perfectly prepared slopes of Motta Naluns, you can expect a varied ski day. A special highlight is the possibility of diving directly from the slope into the soothing Engadin Bad Scuol and letting your soul dangle.
Scuol has formed, together with the charming villages of Guarda, Ardez, Ftan, Sent, and Tarasp, the largest municipality in Switzerland in terms of area since the merger in 2015. Despite modern administration, this region has preserved its grown soul.
A special cultural feature of the Lower Engadine is the vibrant Rhaeto-Romance language Vallader, which is spoken alongside German between Martina and Zernez in everyday life and underlines the uniqueness of this region.
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