This detached property in the hamlet of Finilu at just under 2000 meters above sea level is located around 45 minutes' walk from the mountain station of the Stalden-Gspon cable car. It is accessible via a well-maintained wide hiking trail. In winter there is snow and the chalet can be reached on snowshoes or skis. The chalet is insulated and can also be used in winter.
The chalet was built in 1863 as a stable barn. The conversion into a chalet began around 30 years ago. In recent years, the chalet has been completely renovated by the owner to a high standard. The chalet is habitable and needs no major renovation work, only the floor of the balcony could be renewed. The roof, for example, is in good condition. On the west side of the chalet there is an extension that belongs to the municipality. On the east side there is a dilapidated stable that the municipality needs to dismantle.
The living pleasure is underlined by the well-kept condition of the chalet, the quiet location with distant views of the beautiful mountains, the garden and the prestige of a detached and own property.
The floor plan is as follows:
Lower Level
First floor
Upper floor
Top floor
Special features:
Location:
Staldenried - Gspon is a sunny spot in the front Vispertal valley. The car-free hamlet of Gspon, with the highest football pitch in Europe, is the ideal place for a break in the midst of nature. LIVING WITH QUALITY means living in unspoilt nature, with the opportunity to retreat from the stress of everyday life in a quiet idyll where the mild climate and healthy air offer a soothing place to relax.
The unique view of the mountains with the Bietschhorn and the surrounding glaciers captivates visitors. The traditional villages are the starting point for varied hikes such as the spectacular Gsponer Höhenweg trail or the highest Suonen in the Valais, the "Gsponeri" and "Finileri". With a bit of luck, hikers will come across native animals such as deer, ibex, marmots and eagles.
In winter, there are two ski lifts with snow-sure ski slopes. Those who prefer a quieter pace can enjoy a leisurely snowshoe tour through the highest Swiss stone pine forests in the Alps.
Would you like more information or the complete documentation? Contact me at and I will be happy to help you. I am also at your disposal for a viewing on site.
The chalet was built in 1863 as a stable barn. The conversion into a chalet began around 30 years ago. In recent years, the chalet has been completely renovated by the owner to a high standard. The chalet is habitable and needs no major renovation work, only the floor of the balcony could be renewed. The roof, for example, is in good condition. On the west side of the chalet there is an extension that belongs to the municipality. On the east side there is a dilapidated stable that the municipality needs to dismantle.
The living pleasure is underlined by the well-kept condition of the chalet, the quiet location with distant views of the beautiful mountains, the garden and the prestige of a detached and own property.
The floor plan is as follows:
Lower Level
- Basement
First floor
- Kitchen with dining area
- Terrace
- Wood-burning and gas stove
- Shower-WC-sink
- Room 1
Upper floor
- Room 2
- Room 3
- Balcony
- Toilet and washbasin
Top floor
- Attic
Special features:
- The chalet has a fully renovated wood depot and a large surrounding area in the agricultural zone with a total of 11 plots and 5,625 m2
- The chalet has a spring water connection with annual water control by the municipality.
- It is heated with a wood stove.
- The hot water preparation works with a gas instantaneous water heater.
- A small solar system with battery storage provides electricity.
Location:
Staldenried - Gspon is a sunny spot in the front Vispertal valley. The car-free hamlet of Gspon, with the highest football pitch in Europe, is the ideal place for a break in the midst of nature. LIVING WITH QUALITY means living in unspoilt nature, with the opportunity to retreat from the stress of everyday life in a quiet idyll where the mild climate and healthy air offer a soothing place to relax.
The unique view of the mountains with the Bietschhorn and the surrounding glaciers captivates visitors. The traditional villages are the starting point for varied hikes such as the spectacular Gsponer Höhenweg trail or the highest Suonen in the Valais, the "Gsponeri" and "Finileri". With a bit of luck, hikers will come across native animals such as deer, ibex, marmots and eagles.
In winter, there are two ski lifts with snow-sure ski slopes. Those who prefer a quieter pace can enjoy a leisurely snowshoe tour through the highest Swiss stone pine forests in the Alps.
Would you like more information or the complete documentation? Contact me at and I will be happy to help you. I am also at your disposal for a viewing on site.
