Living quality redefined! Situated on a sunny hillside in Naters, with fantastic views of the Rhône Valley, this architectural gem blends beautifully with the surrounding Valais mountains. You'll be living in the heart of nature yet centrally located.
The extremely thoughtfully designed residential building by renowned Brig architect André Werlen impresses with its straight lines and consistent southwest orientation. The villa comprises a seven-room apartment on the living and attic floors, a three-room apartment in the basement, and a double garage with additional outdoor parking spaces. A generously landscaped garden perfectly complements the property.
Particularly noteworthy are the central location, the unobstructed views, and the generous space. The entrance to the house is stately. The inviting staircase leads through magnificent natural surroundings to the main entrance. The separate entrance with a separate guest toilet guarantees privacy from the moment you enter.
The eye-catcher and highlight of the property is the spacious dining and living area. The clever use of different ceiling heights and staircases creates a distinctly airy feeling. The beautifully positioned fireplace fits perfectly into the space and promises pleasant warmth and comfort.
Clever mezzanines make optimal use of the property's hillside location. These accommodate bedrooms and additional bathrooms. On the upper floor, the translucent skylights create a sense of being close to the sky, while the inviting terrace on the ground floor becomes a garden room. A large laundry room and basement storage are also included.
The practical 3-room apartment was added to the original building in 1996.
The small town of Naters is located in the heart of Upper Valais and is therefore perfectly connected to the railway and national road network.
The municipality of Naters extends from the Rotten mountain at 673 m above sea level to the 4,195 m high Aletschhorn. The old part of the village of Naters boasts many historically valuable buildings, such as the parish church of St. Mauritius with its 12th-century steeple and the ossuary, built in 1514.
Over the past 120 years, approximately 80 Swiss Guards have come from Naters. The "La Caverna" museum honors this tradition with its Swiss Guard Museum.
The nearby Blatten-Belalp ski and hiking area offers relaxation and leisure activities with many attractive options for the whole family.
The property is located at Blattenstrasse 17.
The extremely thoughtfully designed residential building by renowned Brig architect André Werlen impresses with its straight lines and consistent southwest orientation. The villa comprises a seven-room apartment on the living and attic floors, a three-room apartment in the basement, and a double garage with additional outdoor parking spaces. A generously landscaped garden perfectly complements the property.
Particularly noteworthy are the central location, the unobstructed views, and the generous space. The entrance to the house is stately. The inviting staircase leads through magnificent natural surroundings to the main entrance. The separate entrance with a separate guest toilet guarantees privacy from the moment you enter.
The eye-catcher and highlight of the property is the spacious dining and living area. The clever use of different ceiling heights and staircases creates a distinctly airy feeling. The beautifully positioned fireplace fits perfectly into the space and promises pleasant warmth and comfort.
Clever mezzanines make optimal use of the property's hillside location. These accommodate bedrooms and additional bathrooms. On the upper floor, the translucent skylights create a sense of being close to the sky, while the inviting terrace on the ground floor becomes a garden room. A large laundry room and basement storage are also included.
The practical 3-room apartment was added to the original building in 1996.
The small town of Naters is located in the heart of Upper Valais and is therefore perfectly connected to the railway and national road network.
The municipality of Naters extends from the Rotten mountain at 673 m above sea level to the 4,195 m high Aletschhorn. The old part of the village of Naters boasts many historically valuable buildings, such as the parish church of St. Mauritius with its 12th-century steeple and the ossuary, built in 1514.
Over the past 120 years, approximately 80 Swiss Guards have come from Naters. The "La Caverna" museum honors this tradition with its Swiss Guard Museum.
The nearby Blatten-Belalp ski and hiking area offers relaxation and leisure activities with many attractive options for the whole family.
The property is located at Blattenstrasse 17.
