This impressive Engadine house is situated in a prime location in the historic village center of Sent. It combines history, tradition, and diverse usage possibilities, presenting itself today as a true gem with a lot of charm.
Its origins date back to 1920, when it was still used as an agricultural operation. In the 1980s, it was converted into a hotel business, before the house was lovingly transformed into a spacious residential building in 2008. The adjacent annex with three separate living units and an office on the ground floor with direct access to the garden rounds off the diverse offer.
The location could hardly be more beautiful: quiet and sunny, located below the village church, with a magnificent view of both the south and the north. Shopping facilities and public transport are easily accessible on foot.
The main building offers approximately 210 m² of living space over three floors. The spacious entrance area already conveys a sense of width. On the ground floor, there is the cozy Engadine parlor with an original tile stove, the kitchen, and the dining room. On the upper floor, there are three bright rooms and a bathroom, while the attic floor with two more bedrooms, an additional bathroom, and an open living-dining area with access to the balcony forms the crowning conclusion.
All levels are connected via the internal staircase, including the residential annex: on the attic floor, there is a charming 2-room studio (approx. 47 m²), on the upper floor, a spacious 4.5-room apartment (approx. 96 m²) with a covered balcony, and on the ground floor, a 3.5-room apartment (approx. 72 m²) with a beautiful balcony. Additionally, there is an office of approximately 25 m² with a bathroom and direct garden access.
In the basement, there is a garage, a storage room for bicycles and winter sports equipment, a laundry room, technical rooms, and the heating room.

This spacious property offers countless possibilities, whether as a multi-generation house, for partial rental, or for living and working under one roof. A true gem in the Engadine!
Sent-Scuol and the Lower Engadine: discover an untouched natural landscape and Engadine traditions.
Immerse yourself in an unspoiled landscape, characterized by idyllic Engadine villages with their charming historic buildings and a fascinating Romanesque culture. The Lower Engadine is a hidden jewel waiting to be explored by discoverers. Here, you can expect a variety of experiences: from observing wildlife in the national park to castle tours, exciting bike tours, or a relaxing round of golf on a picturesque course. The possibilities for unforgettable holiday moments are virtually endless.
Experience the perfect symbiosis of winter sports and relaxation: the snow sports areas of Motta Naluns offer around 80 kilometers of perfectly prepared slopes, leading directly to Engadin Bad Scuol.
The merged municipal area of Scuol, which has existed since January 1, 2015, covers more than 42,000 hectares and is thus one of the largest municipalities in Switzerland. The formerly independent towns of Guarda, Ardez, Ftan, Sent, and Tarasp are now part of the merged municipality of Scuol. As the main town of the Lower Engadine, the former Scuol fulfills numerous functions for the entire region. A comprehensive infrastructure makes Scuol a significant tourist center.

In Scuol, in addition to German, Vallader is also spoken, one of the five Rhaeto-Romance idioms used in everyday life in the Lower Engadine between Martina and Zernez, as well as in the Val Müstair.
Scuol has been known for its over 20 mineral springs in the region for centuries. Even today, anyone can freely obtain fresh mineral water from the village fountains and enjoy the cleansing effect of these natural springs.