CHF65'000
3932 Visperterminen
As of 31 Aug 2026
Is there room to negotiate?
A typical listing stays on the market for about 26 days. 0.7% of active listings have cut their asking price in the last 90 days. Asking prices per m² are about 7.1% lower than a month ago.
Observed asking prices – not transaction prices or a valuation.
ARE transit class D — a car is needed for most trips.
73% green and natural space within 500 m.
Mostly singles and couples · around 39 people in the neighbourhood.
130 %
Lower than 28% 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
17 dB
Loudest source
Road
Quieter than 92% 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.
A few buildings
Available from 2 networks.
Christoph Wyder

Stable/Barn with courtyard expandableIn the charming village center of Visperterminen, a characterful barn awaits its transformation. Where history and tradition once lived, the opportunity for a unique and elegant home arises today. A rare offer for people seeking something special - and appreciating life in a lively village with high quality of life. Surrounded by nature, vineyards, and the Valais Alps.Status of the Visperterminen municipality on the use of the property:The stable/barn has been assigned to category 4 (worthy of protection) in the context of the municipal inventory of buildings in the village area. The canton plans to reclassify it to category 4+. The inventory is not yet final.In both cases (category 4 or 4+), a reuse of the building for residential purposes in the form of a secondary residence is generally possible, provided that the legal requirements are met and a corresponding building permit is granted.In the event of a classification in category 4, demolition is generally possible. Any new construction should, however, take place under the condition that the resulting dwelling is used as a primary residence.If reuse is to occur before the inventory comes into effect, a specific protection decision for the object (individual protection) must be issued and publicly announced in advance.The creation of a secondary residence is subject to the provisions of the secondary residence initiative. A permit can only be granted if all legal requirements are met, particularly with regard to the reuse of protected buildings. The final assessment takes place within the framework of the ordinary authorization procedure.Currently, the building can be sold as a stable/barn (economic building), associated with the perspective of a possible later conversion for residential purposes in the above-mentioned framework.Sale to non-SwissThe acquisition of land by foreign persons is governed by the provisions of the Lex Koller. The competence for the corresponding authorizations lies with the cantonal authorities. A legally binding assessment can only be made within the framework of a formal authorization procedure.Distribution