• Sale to foreigners (residing abroad) not possible

• Only suitable as a primary residence

• Sunny south-facing slope with a dreamy, unobstructable view

• Utility lines and access rights regulated

• Schools, shopping facilities, and restaurants easily accessible on foot

• Bus stop nearby

• Right of access via parcel number 1849 already regulated

In the locality known as «Tschill» in an absolutely sunny residential area with perfect views over Naters and the Rhone Valley, the property is located on a total area of 2,196 m2. The property has 226 m2 in the forest zone and 1,977 m2 in the residential zone W2 (3rd development stage) and is accessible via the Haselmattenstrasse.

Just a few minutes' walk from the international train station in Brig, Naters offers its guests and residents an excellent infrastructure. A well-developed local bus network in the valley floor provides quick connections within the region, while the post bus lines to Blatten near Naters, Birgisch, and Mund reliably connect the surrounding villages.

Whether as a starting point for excursions into the Valais mountains, as a place of residence with high quality of life, or as a central destination for business travelers and tourists – Naters convinces with its location, its openness, and its excellent accessibility.

Art. 74 Residential zone W2

(Excerpt from the Building and Zoning Regulations of the Municipality of Naters)

Purpose of the zone:       Residential and holiday homes

Building type:                  Open

Number of floors:          Max. 2 full floors and 1 attic or 1 penthouse floor

Building height:          Max.   8.50 m above floor level (side height)

                                    Max. 12.00 m above floor level (ridge height)

Building length:         Usually up to 14.00 m (see Art. 34)

Boundary distance:        small boundary distance: 1/3 of the height of the building, measured from any point of the facade, but at least 3.0 m

                                   large boundary distance: 80% of the building height, but at least

                                   6.0 m

Utilization:             az = 0.6 without a district plan

                                   az = 0.7 with a district plan

Noise sensitivity: Stage II

Special provisions:        

In the mountain area, the following applies: 

• Base floor: masonry or concrete;

• Superstructure: at least half in wood.

• Sloping roofs are mandatory.

Further information on the Building and Zoning Regulations of the Municipality of Naters can be found under the following link:

https://www.naters.ch/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/bau-und-zonenreglement-naters.pdf

Sales price: CHF 1,350,000.00 or CHF 682.00/m2 for this attractive building land

Availability: Immediately or by agreement

The municipality of Naters is located in the heart of the Brig-Visp-Naters agglomeration. Although Naters officially reached the population of a town in 2016, the place still refers to itself with a wink as the «largest village in Valais» – an expression of its down-to-earthness and the special sense of community that can be felt here.

From the valley to the peaks – the municipality with the largest altitude difference in Switzerland

With an impressive altitude difference of over 3,500 meters, Naters is the municipality with the largest altitude range in Switzerland. The municipal area stretches from the valley floor at 660 m above sea level over the Natischerberg to the village of Blatten (1,327 m above sea level), further up to the Belalp at 2,094 m above sea level – to the majestic Aletschhorn, which touches the sky at 4,195 meters.

On the Natischerberg, numerous small hamlets nestle in the sunny landscape – many of which are inhabited all year round and exude the typical Valais charm.

Tradition and nature in harmony

Since 2013, the two villages of Birgisch and Mund have also belonged to the municipality of Naters. Mund is particularly well-known far beyond the national borders: the precious «red gold» – saffron – is cultivated here. This noble plant probably found its way from Spain via France to Mund as early as the 14th century, where it is still cultivated with great passion today.

A place full of variety and character

Whether in the bustling center, in the quiet hamlets on the mountain slope, or in the high-alpine landscape around the Belalp – Naters combines contrasts in a harmonious way. Here, tradition and modernity, nature and culture, village life and mountain world meet and form a municipality that is as diverse as Valais itself.