High above Safien, on a sunny plateau, stands a Walser house that has existed for over two hundred years. The Nühus, a timber-framed house from 1803, combines history with careful architectural development. Today, it connects traditional construction with functional spatial solutions and offers many perspectives for living, retreat, or hosting roles.

Two parlors with soapstone and a brick oven, a bathroom, and a separate toilet provide living comfort with character on the ground floor. The kitchen is functional with a oven, steamer, and commercial dishwasher. A housekeeping room complements the room offer.

On the upper floor, there are six bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The living room with a panoramic window and a fireplace serves as a common retreat. Many historical elements, such as belt floors, wood paneling, and windows, have been preserved and consciously integrated into the redesign. Outside, a terrace with a view into the valley and a small garden invite you to linger. The former stable and additional rooms in the basement expand the usage possibilities without disturbing the character of the house.

The property
- Approximately 3,100 m² of land
- Approximately 300 m² of living space
- Walser timber-framed construction
- Bedrooms with their own wet cells
- Spacious terrace and garden
- Flexible usage possibilities with development potential
- Several outdoor parking spaces in front of the stable
- Furniture can be taken over on request