Price on request
Price on request
Alpine Living in the Engadin
In the historic village of S-Charl, one of the most original and nature-connected places in the Lower Engadin, the Chesa Alvetern is being developed into a residential project that combines alpine tradition with contemporary architecture. The former residential house is being comprehensively renovated and reinterpreted as part of an exclusive pre-project, with one goal: to create a home that tells a story and thinks about the future.
Project Idea & Vision
The Chesa Alvetern is not just being renovated. It's being rethought:
The project is currently in the most flexible phase ever: you decide how your future home will look.
Apartments & Possibilities
Depending on the chosen variant, 5 to 7 residential units are being created in different sizes and styles. The planning allows for:
Each apartment benefits from:
independent room concepts
No standard product is being created, but living space with identity.
The Special Thing About This Offer
You're not just buying an apartment -
You're designing the place where you'll live.
Location - S-Charl
One of the most beautiful backdrops in the Engadin:
A place where you don't just live - but arrive.
Contact & Consultation
Blarer & Reber Architects, Samedan
Phone: +41 81 851 07 90
You will receive the complete plans and variants upon request.
Brief & Concise Chesa Alvetern - S-Charl
? Pre-project: alpine living uniques in the Engadin
? 5-7 apartments, depending on the variant
? 3 additional outdoor seating areas optional
? maximum floor plan and design flexibility
? historic house, complete interior renovation
? individual living worlds instead of standard architecture
7550 Scuol
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90% green and natural space within 500 m.
100 %
Lower than 24% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
CHF 11'599 income tax a year · Single person without children, gross wage CHF 100'000
Nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter meet the WHO guidelines on annual average.
The federal radon map estimates that 11 to 20% of the buildings here exceed the reference value of 300 Bq/m³.
In 10 to 50% of the buildings around
Mobile: as of 2026