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A unique collector’s item in Davos – a historic Walser house with stables at the foot of the Flüela Pass
Welcome to Davos, to the idyllic little village at 1'804 metres above sea level, where this exceptional collector’s item stands amidst a stunning Alpine landscape. A property that uniquely combines history, authenticity and comfort – created for people who appreciate something special.
This historic Walser house looks back on a centuries-old past. As early as 1300, the Davos Walsers acquired the Flüela Valley from the Bishop of Chur. The building itself was constructed around the year 1700 and remains a testament to traditional architecture and living history to this day.
The upper kitchen, with its vaulted cellar below, suggests that it was originally a residential tower, which was later extended into a multi-generational home.
Upon entering, lovingly preserved details are revealed: Gothic elements in the entrance area, two heated parlours from the 18th century, and the impressive large parlour with a carved Bible panel, an ornate Swiss stone pine coffered ceiling and the meaningful saying:
“I have made my home under God’s roof.”
The cellars, with their traditional milk racks for storing cheese wheels and blocks, bear witness to year-round use and the community’s former self-sufficiency. Around 1800, some 60 people lived in the Flüela Valley – making the house a significant hub of village life.
Historical evidence also suggests that the building served at times as a ‘Suste’ (a trading post for grain and salt). The old pass road ran directly past the house, and even today, embrasures are visible in the wall – silent witnesses to an eventful past.
In recent years, the Walser house has been gently renovated with great respect for its history and a keen eye for detail.
This charming 6-room chalet delights with original features such as floors, doors and staircases, creating a warm, authentic living atmosphere.
Layout:
Basement: Two natural cellars
Ground floor: Kitchen-diner with open fireplace, cosy living room with wood-burning tiled stove and built-in sideboard, entrance area with additional living room, bathroom with bath, washbasin and washing machine, separate guest WC
First floor: Four spacious bedrooms
Extension: Historic kitchen with versatile potential for use
The spacious grounds are perfect for relaxing, gardening or socialising. Year-round access ensures easy access whatever the season.
The building volume is 1'099 m³, whilst the separate stable covers 942 m³ – giving you an impressive total of 2'041 m³ at your disposal.
This unique property offers a wide range of possibilities: as a private retreat, a stylish family home or an alpine holiday paradise. Here you will find peace and quiet, a connection with nature and an incomparable atmosphere.
The combination of historic architecture, authentic character and a privileged location at the foot of the Flüela Pass makes this property a true gem for lovers of historic buildings and the alpine way of life.
We would be delighted to invite you to experience this special property for yourself during a no-obligation viewing.
You can find further properties at: www.LifestyleHomes.ch
A unique collector’s item in Davos – a historic Walser house with stables at the foot of the Flüela Pass
Welcome to Davos, to the idyllic little village at 1'804 metres above sea level, where this exceptional collector’s item stands amidst a stunning Alpine landscape. A property that uniquely combines history, authenticity and comfort – created for people who appreciate something special.
This historic Walser house looks back on a centuries-old past. As early as 1300, the Davos Walsers acquired the Flüela Valley from the Bishop of Chur. The building itself was constructed around the year 1700 and remains a testament to traditional architecture and living history to this day.
The upper kitchen, with its vaulted cellar below, suggests that it was originally a residential tower, which was later extended into a multi-generational home.
Upon entering, lovingly preserved details are revealed: Gothic elements in the entrance area, two heated parlours from the 18th century, and the impressive large parlour with a carved Bible panel, an ornate Swiss stone pine coffered ceiling and the meaningful saying:
“I have made my home under God’s roof.”
The cellars, with their traditional milk racks for storing cheese wheels and blocks, bear witness to year-round use and the community’s former self-sufficiency. Around 1800, some 60 people lived in the Flüela Valley – making the house a significant hub of village life.
Historical evidence also suggests that the building served at times as a ‘Suste’ (a trading post for grain and salt). The old pass road ran directly past the house, and even today, embrasures are visible in the wall – silent witnesses to an eventful past.
In recent years, the Walser house has been gently renovated with great respect for its history and a keen eye for detail.
This charming 6-room chalet delights with original features such as floors, doors and staircases, creating a warm, authentic living atmosphere.
Layout:
Basement: Two natural cellars
Ground floor: Kitchen-diner with open fireplace, cosy living room with wood-burning tiled stove and built-in sideboard, entrance area with additional living room, bathroom with bath, washbasin and washing machine, separate guest WC
First floor: Four spacious bedrooms
Extension: Historic kitchen with versatile potential for use
The spacious grounds are perfect for relaxing, gardening or socialising. Year-round access ensures easy access whatever the season.
The building volume is 1'099 m³, whilst the separate stable covers 942 m³ – giving you an impressive total of 2'041 m³ at your disposal.
This unique property offers a wide range of possibilities: as a private retreat, a stylish family home or an alpine holiday paradise. Here you will find peace and quiet, a connection with nature and an incomparable atmosphere.
The combination of historic architecture, authentic character and a privileged location at the foot of the Flüela Pass makes this property a true gem for lovers of historic buildings and the alpine way of life.
We would be delighted to invite you to experience this special property for yourself during a no-obligation viewing.
You can find further properties at: www.LifestyleHomes.ch
Type of property
House
Kind of property
Vacation home
Property size
1.000 sqm
Combustion
Elevator
Type of parking space
Balcony
No
Terrace
No
Energy certificate valid until
0000-00-00
Wheelchair accessible
No
Ambience
Tiled stove (CH)
Dishwasher
Yes
Davos leaves nothing to be desired for winter sports enthusiasts.
The ideal platform for sporting activities in winter and summer.
Davos also has a lot to offer culturally.
Davos is a mixture of nature, culture, sport, business and tranquillity.
The surrounding area of Davos with its beautiful meadows, forests, pastures and above all mountains is made accessible by 700 kilometres of marked and well-maintained hiking trails. Also ideal for the following sports: biking, Nordic walking, tennis, golf and climbing.
Find out more at: www.davos.ch
The ideal platform for sporting activities in winter and summer.
Davos also has a lot to offer culturally.
Davos is a mixture of nature, culture, sport, business and tranquillity.
The surrounding area of Davos with its beautiful meadows, forests, pastures and above all mountains is made accessible by 700 kilometres of marked and well-maintained hiking trails. Also ideal for the following sports: biking, Nordic walking, tennis, golf and climbing.
Find out more at: www.davos.ch
Basic rent:
Rent including heating: 0.00
Rent including heating: 0.00
Description
www.LifestyleHomes.chA unique collector’s item in Davos – a historic Walser house with stables at the foot of the Flüela Pass
Welcome to Davos, to the idyllic little village at 1'804 metres above sea level, where this exceptional collector’s item stands amidst a stunning Alpine landscape. A property that uniquely combines history, authenticity and comfort – created for people who appreciate something special.
This historic Walser house looks back on a centuries-old past. As early as 1300, the Davos Walsers acquired the Flüela Valley from the Bishop of Chur. The building itself was constructed around the year 1700 and remains a testament to traditional architecture and living history to this day.
The upper kitchen, with its vaulted cellar below, suggests that it was originally a residential tower, which was later extended into a multi-generational home.
Upon entering, lovingly preserved details are revealed: Gothic elements in the entrance area, two heated parlours from the 18th century, and the impressive large parlour with a carved Bible panel, an ornate Swiss stone pine coffered ceiling and the meaningful saying:
“I have made my home under God’s roof.”
The cellars, with their traditional milk racks for storing cheese wheels and blocks, bear witness to year-round use and the community’s former self-sufficiency. Around 1800, some 60 people lived in the Flüela Valley – making the house a significant hub of village life.
Historical evidence also suggests that the building served at times as a ‘Suste’ (a trading post for grain and salt). The old pass road ran directly past the house, and even today, embrasures are visible in the wall – silent witnesses to an eventful past.
In recent years, the Walser house has been gently renovated with great respect for its history and a keen eye for detail.
This charming 6-room chalet delights with original features such as floors, doors and staircases, creating a warm, authentic living atmosphere.
Layout:
Basement: Two natural cellars
Ground floor: Kitchen-diner with open fireplace, cosy living room with wood-burning tiled stove and built-in sideboard, entrance area with additional living room, bathroom with bath, washbasin and washing machine, separate guest WC
First floor: Four spacious bedrooms
Extension: Historic kitchen with versatile potential for use
The spacious grounds are perfect for relaxing, gardening or socialising. Year-round access ensures easy access whatever the season.
The building volume is 1'099 m³, whilst the separate stable covers 942 m³ – giving you an impressive total of 2'041 m³ at your disposal.
This unique property offers a wide range of possibilities: as a private retreat, a stylish family home or an alpine holiday paradise. Here you will find peace and quiet, a connection with nature and an incomparable atmosphere.
The combination of historic architecture, authentic character and a privileged location at the foot of the Flüela Pass makes this property a true gem for lovers of historic buildings and the alpine way of life.
We would be delighted to invite you to experience this special property for yourself during a no-obligation viewing.
You can find further properties at: www.LifestyleHomes.ch
Equipment
Type of property
House
Kind of property
Vacation home
Property size
1.000 sqm
Combustion
Elevator
Type of parking space
Balcony
No
Terrace
No
Energy certificate valid until
0000-00-00
Wheelchair accessible
No
Ambience
Tiled stove (CH)
Dishwasher
Yes
Location
Davos leaves nothing to be desired for winter sports enthusiasts.The ideal platform for sporting activities in winter and summer.
Davos also has a lot to offer culturally.
Davos is a mixture of nature, culture, sport, business and tranquillity.
The surrounding area of Davos with its beautiful meadows, forests, pastures and above all mountains is made accessible by 700 kilometres of marked and well-maintained hiking trails. Also ideal for the following sports: biking, Nordic walking, tennis, golf and climbing.
Find out more at: www.davos.ch
Price
Rent including heating: 0.00Ground plan
Miscellaneous
Contact person
Annamarie Piacente
Tel:
Mobil: 0041 79 286 24 35
E-Mail: annamarie.piacente@lifestylehomes.ch
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