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Lower Engadine

The Lower Engadine begins quietly and unassumingly in the small community of Brail. It’s named after the River Inn, whose water flows from the upper Inn Valley, the Upper Engadine, into the lower river valley. There, it has formed a canyon-esque landscape, with such well-preserved villages on the hillsides that you’ll rarely find anything quite like them anywhere else. ‘L’Engiadina Bassa’ is a diverse landscape, and anyone who explores the valley will find many pearls: the National Park, the idyllic Val S-charl, the jagged Lower Engadine Dolomites and the artists’ village of Sent – all of which invite you to stay a while.

Poschiavo

Set against the backdrop of the highest Grisons mountain, the Bernina Pass leads down to Puschlav. Up there, everything is still covered in snow, but it’s already spring down below. The steep valley is characterised by its changing scenery, famous railroad tracks and the first vineyards, pointing the way into the Valtelline valley. It’s due to this unique setting that, in 2009, the Bernina Railway and adjacent landscape were added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. Poschiavo, the main village, is probably the best place to satisfy any yearning for the south, with flowering oleanders and a piazza that buzzes cheerfully on market days, and invites you to enjoy a strong espresso in its Italian ambience.

Bergell

At the Maloja Pass (1,815m above sea level), the high valley takes a break before reaching the Southern Swiss border at 333m. On this 25km stretch, north and south meet in an impressive way. Valley villages, such as Vicosoprano and Soglio, with their northern Italian architecture, are nestled in the varied landscape, characterised by open meadows, the largest chestnut forest in Europe, and rocky ice-covered hillsides. The Bregaglians deliberately shun hustle and bustle; instead, you’ll find traces of Romans, Patricians and peasant alpine culture, which inspired artists such as Rilke, Marlin and the Giacometti family.

Chesa Larschun W3.3

Pontresina

Primary residence

Maisonette

Usable area 181 m²

Price range CHF 2,500,000.00 - 3,000,000.00 million

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Cascada Laret 2.1

Pontresina

Primary residence

Garden apartment

Usable area 160 m²

On Request

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Exclusive residential property

Samedan

Foreign contingent, Secondary residence

Part of a house

Usable area 193 m²

On Request

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Chesa Panorama

Brail

Primary residence

Roof flat

Usable area 180 m²

Price CHF 1'700'000.–

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Chesa Planta

Samedan

Commercial

Retail

Usable area 145 m²

Gross rent: CHF 3'350.– / month

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Casa Brentan

Castasegna

Secondary residence

Single-family house

Usable area 189 m²

Price CHF 1'300'000.–

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Chesa Sclarida

Pontresina

Foreign contingent, Secondary residence

Row house

Usable area 187 m²

On Request

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Chesa Pignoulas

Sils/Segl Baselgia

Secondary residence

Engadine house

Usable area 647 m²

On Request

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Chesa "Quert da Piäla 10"

Soglio

Foreign contingent, Secondary residence

House

Usable area 185 m²

Price CHF 1'450'000.–

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Commercial building

Vicosoprano

Commercial

Workshop

Usable area 450 m²

Price CHF 1'150'000.–

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Pontresina

Maloja

Sils-Maria

Silvaplana - Surlej

Champfèr

St. Moritz

Celerina

Samedan

Bever

La Punt Chamues - CH

Madulain

Zuoz

S-Chanf - Cinuos-Chel

Lower Engadine

Mittelbünden

Poschiavo

Bergell

Albula

Chesa Larschun W3.3

Cascada Laret 2.1

Exclusive residential property

Chesa Panorama

Chesa Planta

Casa Brentan

Chesa Sclarida

Chesa Pignoulas

Chesa "Quert da Piäla 10"

Commercial building