The Villa Herold was built around 1880 in a neoclassical-neobaroque style and is one of the oldest villas in the popular Lürlibad quarter of Chur. It embodies the grand bourgeois living culture of the early 20th century and impresses with its stately appearance and architectural detail diversity of this era. In the 1920s, the property was carefully renovated and expanded.

The villa spans several floors with a stately number of rooms. The classic room structure, high ceilings, and spacious living areas create a harmonious sense of space. Representative salons, a covered veranda, and several bedrooms and studies offer flexibility for living and working under one roof. A generous terrace extends the living space outdoors and offers an idyllic view of the surrounding greenery. Noble parquet floors and architectural details underline the noble character of the property. It forms an impressive foundation for a stylish renewal, where historical substance and modern living requirements can be combined.

The generously designed garden with old tree and hedge stock creates high privacy and makes the property hardly visible from the outside. The location convinces through tranquility and at the same time through its proximity to the city center.

The additional building land parcel belonging to the villa, with an area of around 1000 square meters, offers a wide range of possibilities. Here, a project with one to three multi-family houses can be realized. An opportunity to develop history with architectural care and design vision.

The property:
-15.5-room villa with historic architecture
-3,282 m² plot area
-Approx. 450 m² living space
-High and spacious rooms with noble parquet floors
-Generous terrace with a view of the city of Chur
-Very high privacy
-Imposing garden with park-like surroundings
-In the popular and preferred Lürlibad quarter
-Development potential thanks to additional building land parcel
-3 parking spaces with separate garage boxes