The Glüürgär schtolz heint gmeint schii wääri grad nit nur äs chliisäs Deerfji, nei schi sijä ä Schtatt."

A nature lover is being sought, who is keen on preserving an old, former barn in an idyllic village hamlet.

• Sale as a holiday home (second home) is possible.

• Sale to non-Swiss citizens (foreigners with a residence abroad) is possible.

• The barn can be converted and renovated for residential purposes.

Advantages of the property

• Located in the heart of Goms, in a quiet and scenic location

• Fulfillment of a dream

• Valid building permit is available

• Lover's object in a picturesque, idyllic environment

• Nature surrounded by breathtaking mountains

• Cross-country skiing, hiking, and biking paradise

• Parking possibilities on own land

• Good access

• Public transport

• Accessible by car

Location and accessibility

The mountain village of Gluringen (1,357 m above sea level) is easily accessible by train (Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn) and road throughout the year - a paradise for relaxation and deceleration.

The barn with a stall is located in the village area called "Dorf" in the municipality of Goms in Gluringen.

Description of the barn

According to the zoning plan, the barn (parcel numbers 1343 & 1344) is located in the building zone of the municipality of Goms.

The former barn with a stall was purchased before the adoption of the second home initiative in 2012, and a valid building permit for conversion to residential use is available. The project can be taken over when purchasing the barn.

The foundation of the barn has already been renewed. The corresponding pipes and lines for water and electricity have also been installed. After these works were completed, the barn received a new Eternit roof. The interior construction work can begin immediately. Care was taken to reuse the existing old wood, such as that of the intermediate floor, and thus preserve the character of the barn in beautiful Goms.

Overview

• Area of parcel numbers 1343 & 1344 (barn with stall): 188 m2

Purchase price: CHF 419,000.00

Availability: Immediately or by agreement

General information about Gluringen in Goms

Gluringen merged with Reckingen in 2004 to form the municipal community of Reckingen-Gluringen and in 2017 to form the municipality of Goms. Nature has shaped the village and its inhabitants over the centuries. In the Reckingen-Gluringen region, several ancient buildings have been preserved, including four "Heidehiischer", a characteristic wooden building type for the Obergoms. The area must have been inhabited as early as the Roman era. The place name was first mentioned in a document in 1203. One of the last ski lifts in Goms is in Gluringen, a very family-friendly ski lift and attraction in winter. Goms is an impressive natural and recreational area: 700 kilometers of hiking trails, hundreds of mountain peaks, numerous winter hiking trails, Nordic walking paths, snowshoe tours, gorges, mountain ridges, rocks, eternal ice, and much more.

Like most place names that end in -ingen, Gluringen owes its name to the Alemannic advances into the Alps. The name has not changed since its first mention around 1203. Compared to most villages in Goms, the houses in Gluringen are scattered over a considerable area, and it is difficult to identify a village center. For many years, the village life was also shaped by the Swiss Army, which is increasingly withdrawing from the mountain valleys.