This exceptional fisherman's house is one of the oldest buildings in the region (7502 Bever) and looks back on a more than 400-year history. Its origins date back to the 16th century. With the extension in 1866, the house received its current form. In 2009 and 2025, the property was comprehensively renovated and modernized with great care, high craftsmanship, and great respect for its historical building substance.

Only high-quality materials were used. Noble Luserna natural stone characterizes the kitchen, bathrooms, and selected wall and floor surfaces, while exclusive larch wood floors and carefully restored historical elements give the house its unmistakable character. The result is a harmonious combination of authentic building culture and modern living comfort.

Already when entering, the house unfolds its special aura. Historical details, noble materials, and a consistent lighting concept create an atmosphere of warmth, elegance, and coziness. The heart of the house is the stylish living kitchen with a chimney – a place for social hours and enjoyable moments. An architectural highlight is the spacious living room with an open visible roof. The impressive historical roof construction with its exceptionally wide, centuries-old larch wood boards gives the room a unique generosity and authenticity.

The sunny balcony invites you to start the day in a quiet atmosphere with the first sunbeams and enjoy the special atmosphere of this historic gem.

The "Chesin dal Pas-cheder" is much more than a property – it is a rare collector's item. A home that combines history, character, and timeless elegance in a unique way and offers a living experience that is hard to find.