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Bright 4.5-Room Apartment in a Strategic Location – Ski-in/Ski-out This fully furnished 4.5-room apartment on the 2nd floor impresses with its central location, high living comfort, and excellent accessibility. Located in a preferred residential area on Via Giovanni Segantini, the apartment benefits from natural light throughout the day thanks to its four-sided orientation. Shops, restaurants, and public transport are all within easy reach. Key Features Furnished 4.5-room apartment with approx. 120 m² Spacious entrance area 3 bedrooms, one with direct balcony access 1 bathroom with shower and washing machine 1 bathroom with bathtub Open kitchen Living area with fireplace and access to the terrace and balcony Plenty of built-in cupboards for optimal storage 3 balconies with views to the south, north, and east Beautiful natural parquet flooring Lift in the building Fibre optic connection 1 indoor parking space in the garage Additional parking available in front of the house...

This high-quality 4.5-room apartment is located in a very well-maintained and prestigious multi-family residence in a quiet area of Silvaplana. The property stands out for its privileged location with stunning views of Lake Silvaplana and the impressive surrounding mountain panorama. The elegant interior features fine wood paneling in traditional Engadine style, high-quality wooden floors, and luxurious silk wall coverings in the bedrooms, creating a cozy yet exclusive living atmosphere. Public transportation is just a short walk away, and a free ski bus provides convenient access to the Corvatsch ski area. Key Features: Entrance area with wardrobe and built-in storage A bedroom with an en-suite bathroom featuring a shower and bathtub A bedroom with an en-suite bathroom featuring a shower A third bedroom with a pull-out sofa Kitchen with access to the balcony Spacious living room with balcony and panoramic views High-quality interior with continuous wood paneling Wooden floors...

Unique Opportunity in La Punt – House with Versatile Potential This charming house with three apartments (SECONDARY RESIDENCE) is set in a quiet and sunny location in La Punt. The building comprises three units: 4,5-room attic apartment on the first floor 3,5-room apartment on the ground floor 1,5-room apartment on the ground floor The property offers exceptional development potential: 30% expansion potential as a second home Additional development possibilities, including the option to add an additional floor Use as an investment property with three units Conversion into a single-family home The peaceful location, second home status, and versatile expansion options make this property an especially attractive opportunity—ideal for investors, families, or buyers seeking a development project with strong future potential.

In a historic Engadine house dating back to the 16th century—lovingly restored in 2010 by renowned architect Dordoni—lies this extraordinary apartment on the first floor. Completely renovated in 2024 to the highest standards, the residence seamlessly blends authentic Engadine charm with modern luxury and timeless design. With 183 m² of living space, the apartment offers a thoughtfully designed layout: Spacious entrance hall with custom-built wardrobes Bright living and dining area with an original 16th-century floor and a fireplace visible from both rooms Stainless-steel kitchen equipped with V-ZUG appliances (oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, induction cooktop) Separate dining room with a comfortable built-in bench Stüva from the 18th century with historic character (can also be used as a third bedroom) Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, ample built-in wardrobes, and a stunning vaulted ceiling. All beds and pillows are by Magniflex, an Italian manufacturer of high-end sleep...

This historic Engadine house, a true symbol of regional architectural tradition, was fully renovated between 2012 and 2013 by architect Hans-Jörg Ruch. The renovation has skillfully combined the charm of the past with modern requirements. Some of the house's architectural elements date back to the 15th, 17th, and 18th centuries, highlighting its long history. The Sulèr (entrance hall) and the Palantschin (attic) date back to the 17th century. The house likely took its present form in the 18th century when the barn was added, and the roof was made uniform across the entire property, giving it the current volume and layout. Inside, great care has been taken to preserve the historical authenticity of the house. The medieval walls and 17th and 18th-century features have been meticulously cleaned or restored. Some rooms feature wood from Engadine pines and Swiss larches, while the solid wood floors throughout are made from Engadine pine, adding a natural warmth to the interiors. The house...