This 12,002 ft² (1,115 m²) twelve-bedroom, ten-bath traditional Engadine house dating back to the 16th century was carefully reconstructed in 2005, with attention paid to sustainability and closeness to nature, as well as aesthetics and exclusivity.

Upon entry, a spacious living and dining with an open fireplace area and a light-flooded library lead over to a professional kitchen with a pantry. Throughout the home, original and restored architectural features have been preserved, including an original staircase, barrel vaults of the former kitchens, historic wood-burning stoves, wooden-paneled chambres, and a stable barn extension with hayloft. Three of the bedrooms are designed as primary suites with baths and walk-in closets and modern features include a vaulted wine cellar, an elevator to all floors, a wellness area with a sauna, Hammam, plunge pool, a home theater, an oversized garage with space for six vehicles and various outdoor parking spaces.

Located in a stunning setting amid the Swiss Alps, the area provides spectacular views of nature and opportunities to explore local cuisine and charming alpine villages. The region also offers all kinds of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, or mountain climbing in the summer and, of course, is close to multiple top ski resorts in the winter.