4.5 room Chalet in Bellwald

This well-maintained Valais chalet delights with its Alpine charm and idyllic location. Surrounded by an impressive natural landscape, you can enjoy peace, relaxation, and numerous leisure activities here.

• Sale as a holiday home (second home) is possible.
• Sale to non-Swiss (foreigners with a residence abroad) is possible.

Highlights of the property

• Ideal for a family and nature and sports enthusiasts
• Quiet and sunny living location
• Perfect as a weekend and holiday home
• Ready to move in – furniture and inventory are included in the purchase price
• Ski areas, hiking trails, and bike trails are in the immediate vicinity
• Attractive starting point for numerous summer and winter sports activities
• Shopping facilities and restaurants are within a few minutes' walk
• The valley station of the chairlift is only about a five-minute drive away
• Year-round access by car
• Private garage box

Location and accessibility

The chalet "S'Träumli" is located on Steinstrasse in Bellwald, just about 5 minutes' drive from the valley station of the Gassen-Richinen chairlift. It is easily accessible by car all year round.

High above the Rhone Valley, situated on a sunny terrace, Bellwald welcomes you – a place that delights with its quiet location, impressive views, and Alpine authenticity.

The charming mountain village in Valais is easily accessible all year round: via a well-developed cantonal road or conveniently by public transport – by train to the Fürgangen valley station and then by cable car directly to the village.

In winter, perfectly prepared slopes, snowshoe trails, and cross-country ski trails beckon; in summer, numerous hiking and biking trails await nature lovers and adventurers.

Thanks to its sunny and quiet location, Bellwald is the perfect place for those seeking relaxation – far from everyday life, in the midst of the breathtaking mountain world of Upper Valais. Here, you can enjoy clear mountain air, grandiose views, and the feeling of having truly arrived.

Bellwald – where movement and rest are in harmony. Experience Alpine diversity and pure relaxation – at any time of the year.

Description of the chalet

The chalet, built in 1962, is situated on a plot of around 360m2 and impresses with a net living area of 112m2, spread over two floors and an additional converted attic.

Already the arrival promises relaxation: from the garage box, you reach the inviting forecourt of the chalet via stairs. The sunny seating area offers a lot of privacy and invites you to linger and enjoy the impressive mountain atmosphere.

On the ground floor, you are welcomed by an entrance area with a practical wardrobe. Directly adjacent is a bathroom with WC and sink. The heart of the chalet is the lovingly designed living and dining area with an open kitchen. The stylish furnishings in authentic chalet style create a warm and cozy living atmosphere, making you feel right at home. A charming gallery gives the living room additional character. From the living room, you can directly access the sunny corner balcony, which offers a wonderful place to relax. Also, from the ground floor, you can reach the converted attic via a ladder, which is currently used as a storage room. From here, there is also a connection to the gallery above the living area.

In the basement, there are three bedrooms and a modern bathroom with shower, WC, sink, and a towel radiator. Also accessible from the basement is the technical room, which can be used excellently as an additional storage room or small workshop due to its practical size. This floor is complemented by a laundry room with additional storage space and a traditional natural cellar, which is ideal for storing wine, potatoes, or other supplies.

The chalet is heated with an environmentally friendly air/water heat pump, renewed in 2023. The heat distribution is via radiators. The heating control can be conveniently regulated via an app and allows individual temperature control on two heating levels. Practical insect screens on all windows in the basement and partially also on the ground floor enable undisturbed ventilation.

Another highlight of this offer is the high-quality furnishings: the chalet is sold completely furnished, with all tasteful and high-quality furniture already included in the purchase price. This makes the property immediately ready for occupancy and suitable as both a holiday home and a cozy retreat in the mountains.

Room program

Ground floor

• Entrance area with wardrobe
• Bathroom: WC/sink
• Living-dining area with open kitchen
• Sunny corner balcony

Basement

• Three bedrooms
• Bathroom: shower/WC/sink
• Technical and multipurpose room with washing machine connection
• Laundry room/kitchen
• Natural cellar

Attic

• Converted attic
• Gallery

Outdoor area

• Garden seating areas
• Surroundings
• Garage box

Annual ancillary costs (electricity, water, sewage, insurance, and tourist tax) amount to approximately CHF 4,500.00

Purchase price: CHF 689,000.00 for this great Valais chalet, including garage, furniture, and inventory

Availability: Immediately or by arrangement

Bellwald – the sunny mountain village for active relaxation in Valais

High above the Goms and the Fieschertal lies the picturesque mountain village of Bellwald, a typical hillside community in Valais, consisting of the hamlets Ried, Egga, Bodmen, and Fürgangen. Nestled in an impressive Alpine landscape, Bellwald combines history, culture, and lived Valais tradition in a unique way.

The origins of the village date back far: as early as the 8th and 9th centuries, the Alemanni settled here. From their first individual farms, small hamlets and village settlements developed over time – the foundation of today's Bellwald.

Until after World War II, the population lived almost exclusively from mountain farming. Livestock farming, arable farming, and handicrafts shaped life in the heights of Valais. Even today, lovingly preserved buildings bear witness to this past and give the place its unmistakable character.

Particularly characteristic of Bellwald's village image are the traditional Valais granaries. These characteristic wooden buildings once served to store supplies, clothes, and valuables – protected from fire and moisture. Like the barns, they stand on wooden supports covered with round stone slabs to keep mice and rodents away. They are still an impressive testimony to Alpine building art and way of life.

A decisive turning point in Bellwald's history was the construction of the road in 1971. With improved accessibility, a new era began: tourism developed into an important economic sector and saved the village from decline – a fate that befell many other Alpine villages.

Today, Bellwald is a place where tradition, nature, and modernity meet. A village that has preserved its roots and is full of life – perfect for those seeking relaxation, authenticity, and Alpine culture in Valais.

Bellwald – where history remains alive and the future is at home in the mountains. Experience genuine Valais lifestyle in a village with character and heart.