There are places whose special character cannot be staged. Vnà is such a place. Sun-kissed at an altitude of around 1,640 meters, the small mountain village has preserved its originality to this day, which has shaped the Engadin for centuries. In the heart of this grown village structure, right next to the historic fountain, is this characteristic Engadine farmhouse from 1800. In 2000, the residential building was comprehensively renovated, preserving valuable historical substance and carefully connecting it with contemporary living comfort. Local woods, traditional details, and massive construction give the rooms their unmistakable warmth and authenticity. The 5-room house offers around 129 m² of living space, spread over three floors. Spacious rooms, plenty of natural light, and the view of the Engadine mountain world determine the living feeling. The traditional Arvenstube with a built-in buffet and antique tile stove is the heart of the house - a retreat that makes Engadine living culture experienceable in a particularly beautiful way. A characteristic bay window provides a direct view of the village fountain. The historic cellar vaults with their stone floors and the natural cellar also preserve the original character of the house. A special perspective is offered by the stable adjacent to the residential building, which has considerable development potential. Here, there is the opportunity to further develop an impressive historical building part according to individual ideas. The property includes a plot of land of around 487 m² with a charming garden of 250 m². The slight slope offers a spectacular mountain and valley view. An outdoor parking space is located directly at the house; the access is guaranteed all year round thanks to good winter service. A house with character and history - and at the same time a place with room for new ideas.
Vnà - where the Engadin is still original

Vnà is sun-kissed on the south slope of the Piz Arina at an altitude of around 1,640 meters above sea level and belongs to the municipality of Valsot. With around sixty inhabitants, it is one of the smallest villages in the region. The protected village center and traditional architecture have preserved the village's unmistakable character over the centuries.

Here, peace, nature, and the seasons determine the rhythm. The surroundings offer numerous hiking and mountain biking trails through the original Engadine landscape. In winter, the region offers a variety of opportunities for skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. The central town of Scuol is just a few minutes away by car, according to the sales documents.

And yet, Vnà feels pleasantly far from everyday life: a small, vibrant mountain village with agriculture, lived traditions, and a remarkable closeness to nature.

A retreat for all those who associate peace with quality of life, not with isolation.