CHF2'300'000
Eyeltiweg 18, 3860 Meiringen
As of 06 Oct 2026
The asking price is 65.5% above the median of .
This listingCHF 2'300'000
CHF 1'390'000
Median
Is there room to negotiate?
A typical listing stays on the market for about 19 days. 0.8% of active listings have cut their asking price in the last 90 days. Asking prices per m² are about 1.4% lower than a month ago.
73% green and natural space within 500 m.
Mostly families with children · around 3 people in the neighbourhood.
180 %
Lower than 37% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
Times refer to the route on foot.
noise level by day
Quiet location
Hardly any road, rail or air traffic noise.
Night
26 dB
Loudest source
Road
Quieter than 84% in the canton
Measured noise level, placed on a scale of everyday sounds.
Pollutant levels are below the WHO guideline.
Radon levels can be somewhat elevated here.
Nearly all buildings
Available from 3 networks.

Emely Kara
Inhaberin
This exceptional estate combines absolute privacy with architectural quality and a unique location amidst the mountain world. On a spacious, park-like property, a villa unfolds that convinces with its clear formal language, light-flooded rooms, and consistent orientation towards nature. The unobstructed view of the surrounding mountain landscape creates an impressive backdrop at any time of day and year, underlining the exclusive character of this property.
The object gains special significance through its history: The house was owned by Arnold Glatthard and bears the signature of the renowned architect E. E. Anderegg, whose designs are characterized by functionality, generosity, and a harmonious connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. This architectural quality is still palpable today and provides an ideal basis for stylish living on the highest level.
The combination of discretion, far-sightedness, and development potential makes this estate a rare opportunity – whether as an exclusive retreat, representative residence, or long-term investment. A place for people who seek the extraordinary and have high demands on location, architecture, and quality of life.