The charming residential house from 1929 presents itself as a versatile property with a lot of character and history of development. The last more comprehensive renovation took place in 1994. The building is complemented by a barn extension from 1974 and a carport (2014). In total, the property comprises four residential units with a total living area of 209.6 m².
On the ground floor, there are two separate units: a small studio (apartment 1) and a 2-room studio (apartment 2), which are ideal for holiday guests, single people, or as compact rental apartments. The upper floor houses an attractive, largely wooden 4.5-room apartment (apartment 3). This convinces with its warm living atmosphere and a small, south-facing winter garden, which offers additional living comfort and plenty of light. In the attic, a romantic 2.5-room apartment (apartment 4) rounds off the space offer and conveys a cozy feeling of living with charm.
All four residential units have the old-law status, which means they can also be used as holiday apartments, a significant advantage in this region. The property also has a beautiful surroundings with a garden and a garden house, which invites you to linger and offers additional value.
The location is quiet, well-sunned, and offers a beautiful view of the Lower Engadine mountain world. The village center with the main street Stradun can be reached in a few minutes' walk. Shopping facilities and public transport are in the immediate vicinity and ensure good accessibility.
The house is currently rented and is heated with radiators and an oil heating system. A south-facing carport complements the offer and provides practical comfort.
Scuol and the Lower Engadine - Discover alpine originality and lived tradition

Imagine a place where the hustle and bustle of everyday life fades away and you are surrounded by a deep peace that arises from the originality of a landscape preserved over generations. In the Lower Engadine, you can find exactly that: a refuge where you can walk in quiet villages with centuries-old facades, breathe in the clear mountain air, and feel the beneficial power of nature. It's more than just a travel destination, it's a place to arrive and stay.

The diverse nature of the Lower Engadine invites you to unforgettable experiences. Observe wildlife in the Swiss National Park, discover idyllic mountain lakes, or take part in a fascinating guided tour of one of the historic castles. For golf enthusiasts, there is the opportunity to play a relaxed round in the midst of a breathtaking mountain scenery. Every encounter with this unique environment becomes a special moment.

Winter in the Lower Engadine also has its own charm. On the perfectly prepared slopes of Motta Naluns, you can expect a varied ski day. A special highlight is the possibility to dive directly from the slope into the soothing Engadin Bad Scuol and let your soul dangle.

Scuol has formed, together with the charming villages of Guarda, Ardez, Ftan, Sent, and Tarasp, the largest municipality in Switzerland in terms of area since the merger in 2015. Despite modern administration, this region has preserved its grown soul.

A special cultural feature of the Lower Engadine is the lively Rhaeto-Romance language Vallader, which is spoken alongside German between Martina and Zernez in everyday life and underlines the uniqueness of this region.

Another natural wonder that characterizes the Lower Engadine is its more than 20 mineral springs, which flow in the various villages. At the fountains, you still have the opportunity today to tap free, pure mineral water and enjoy the beneficial effect of these special natural treasures.