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Charming 5.5-room attic apartment in Valsot – Historic jewel with mountain flair

The apartment is located on the 2nd floor in a multi-family houseat the western entrance of the village of Ramosch and offers a living area ofaround 235 m2. It has a large living room with balcony andsmall tower, four bedrooms, kitchen, one bathroom, one guest bathroom and a large hallway, which can be used as a living room. Additionally,the apartment has a large attic room with development potentialand a basement room. The house has two green areas, one of whichbelongs to 1/3 of the apartment. This apartment is a secondary residence.Ramosch is a quiet Engadine village with a lot of charm. At the westernentrance of the village, in a sunny and panoramic location, stands this multi-family house with three residential units. The building was constructed in 1902 and partially renovated in 1991. From the ground floor, you can reach the 2nd floor via the staircase. The entrance area of the apartment is a small hallway with a skylight. From here, you can access the large living room. Theopen attic makes the spacious room airy and the wooden paneling as well as the parquet floor bring the necessary coziness. From the living room, you can access the 7 m2 large balcony facing west. On the south side, there is a small tower with windowson three sides, with a wonderful view. Next to the living roomis the guest bathroom with toilet, sink, and urinal, and on the other side, one of the four bedrooms. This bedroom is equipped with a shower en suite and a double sink. Via a small staircase, you can reach the large hallway, which can be used as a living room, such as a dining room. The kitchen is directly adjacent to the hallway. It is equipped with a bright kitchen combination with a stove with oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, and upper and lower cabinets. The living kitchen offers space for additional storage furniture as well as for a dining table. Next to the kitchen is the large bathroom with bathtub, shower, double sink, toilet, and space for a washing machine. Also, on the north side of the apartment, there is a smaller room that can be used as a single room, reading room, or office. On the opposite side, there are two more bedrooms, paneled with arven wood. From the large hallway, a wooden staircase leads to the attic. The approximately 60 m2 large room offers great potential to be developed, especially thanks to the windows on three sides, which let in a lot of daylight. The apartment also includes a 4 m2 large basement room on the ground floor. Thanks to the adjacent green area, the apartment has an unobstructed view uphill. One-third of another green area belongs to the apartment. The apartment for sale is a secondary residence.Near the house, there is the village shop Prima Butia with the Café Plazzin and the post office. A post bus stop is also within walking distance. Ramosch belongs to the political municipality of Valsot andlies at 1,236 m above sea level. In the charming Engadine village with its Romanesque church and the Tschanüff castle ruins, village life is celebrated and the Rhaeto-Romance culture is preserved.

A piece of authentic Engadin

There are places whose special character cannot be staged. Vnà is such a place. Sun-kissed at an altitude of around 1,640 meters, the small mountain village has preserved its originality to this day, which has shaped the Engadin for centuries. In the heart of this grown village structure, right next to the historic fountain, is this characteristic Engadine farmhouse from 1800. In 2000, the residential building was comprehensively renovated, preserving valuable historical substance and carefully connecting it with contemporary living comfort. Local woods, traditional details, and massive construction give the rooms their unmistakable warmth and authenticity. The 5-room house offers around 129 m² of living space, spread over three floors. Spacious rooms, plenty of natural light, and the view of the Engadine mountain world determine the living feeling. The traditional Arvenstube with a built-in buffet and antique tile stove is the heart of the house - a retreat that makes Engadine living culture experienceable in a particularly beautiful way. A characteristic bay window provides a direct view of the village fountain. The historic cellar vaults with their stone floors and the natural cellar also preserve the original character of the house. A special perspective is offered by the stable adjacent to the residential building, which has considerable development potential. Here, there is the opportunity to further develop an impressive historical building part according to individual ideas. The property includes a plot of land of around 487 m² with a charming garden of 250 m². The slight slope offers a spectacular mountain and valley view. An outdoor parking space is located directly at the house; the access is guaranteed all year round thanks to good winter service. A house with character and history - and at the same time a place with room for new ideas.Vnà - where the Engadin is still originalVnà is sun-kissed on the south slope of the Piz Arina at an altitude of around 1,640 meters above sea level and belongs to the municipality of Valsot. With around sixty inhabitants, it is one of the smallest villages in the region. The protected village center and traditional architecture have preserved the village's unmistakable character over the centuries.Here, peace, nature, and the seasons determine the rhythm. The surroundings offer numerous hiking and mountain biking trails through the original Engadine landscape. In winter, the region offers a variety of opportunities for skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. The central town of Scuol is just a few minutes away by car, according to the sales documents.And yet, Vnà feels pleasantly far from everyday life: a small, vibrant mountain village with agriculture, lived traditions, and a remarkable closeness to nature.A retreat for all those who associate peace with quality of life, not with isolation.

Alpine Idyll in Tschlin: Spacious Engadine House with Barn

This authentic Engadine house with a barn section impresses with its dreamy, sun-kissed location in the heart of Tschlin at an altitude of around 1,500 meters above sea level and offers an unobstructed view of the impressive mountain world of the Lower Engadine. Already at first glance at the protected facade, the deep roots with the region become tangible: the typical, artistic sgraffito decorations give the building a noble, historic appearance and testify to the manual mastery of past generations. The property convinces with generosity and versatility: the residential house comprises six rooms on approximately 160 square meters of living space (total volume including garage 1,135 cubic meters) and offers ideal space for families, multi-generational living, or a home office in a quiet, natural environment. The attached barn section also opens up great potential for expanding living space or a separate apartment. Since comprehensive renovations were consciously avoided, the original character is perfectly preserved. Numerous original wooden rooms, traditional details, as well as the authentic cellar and barn give the property a unique atmosphere. The integrated garage provides additional comfort and practically rounds off the offer. Thanks to the central location, the village shop and restaurants are easily accessible on foot, while the balcony invites you to absolute relaxation in the Alpine silence. The property is approved as a second home and is therefore perfectly suited as an exclusive holiday home or as a new, fixed center of life in the Engadine. Tschlin / Valsot - the sun terrace in the Lower Engadine Tschlin, today part of the municipality of Valsot, lies at an altitude of around 1,500 meters above sea level on a sunny terrace high above the Inn Valley in the Lower Engadine. The manageable region with around 500 inhabitants has preserved its quiet, original, and authentic character. In summer, Tschlin presents itself as a versatile hiking and nature paradise. A well-developed network of paths offers opportunities for different demands - from leisurely walks through alpine meadows to more demanding mountain hikes with impressive views of the Lower Engadine mountain world. The largely intact nature, the species-rich flora, as well as cultural and historical sights invite you to discover and linger. Peace, vastness, and originality characterize the landscape and make Tschlin a special retreat for nature and relaxation seekers. Even in winter, Tschlin convinces with an attractive combination of peace and varied leisure activities. Located away from the large tourist streams, several renowned winter sports areas are nonetheless easily accessible. Skiing, cross-country skiing, winter hiking, and snowshoeing can be combined excellently. Especially for winter sports enthusiasts who value nature, peace, and authenticity in addition to a versatile offer, the region is a tip. A special trump card of Tschlin is the harmonious and exceptionally well-preserved village image. This has allowed Tschlin to preserve its unmistakable Engadine character. Thus, Tschlin combines lived tradition, intact nature, and sustainable development with a high quality of life and stay in a special way.