Luxury real estate for sale Champfèr, Switzerland

This luxurious penthouse in St. Moritz offers breathtaking views of Lake St. Moritz and the surrounding mountains. An elevator provides direct access to the apartment. Facilities: Living room: large living room with stunning views of St Moritz, the lake and mountains Dining room: a spacious dining area for shared meals Large open plan kitchen with two dining ares: kitchen bar area and separate dining table: Bulthaup kitchen is modern and open with state of the art appliances Separate service kitchen: an additional kitchen for service and preparation Master bedroom: alarge master bedroom with steam shower and bathtub that offers lake and mountain views Bedrooms: two bedrooms with queen-sized beds, each with its own bathroom Bedroom with bunk beds: A bedroom with four bunk beds and a private bathroom Guest WC: a separate guest bathroom for visitors Home theater: a room equipped with home cinema facilities for entertainment, as well as a separate bathroom with full shower Terrace: two large terraces with panoramic views of Lake St. Moritz and modern grill facilities Parking: six parking spaces in the underground garage Basement storage: additional storage space in the cellar consisting of two cellars, plus a separate storage closet in the car park Air conditioning: the apartment is fully equipped with air conditioning including 8 separate zones Smart home control: the external shutters, security cameras, blinds, lights and heating can be conveniently controlled through the Savant remote system from anywhere in the world Art and interior: The furniture and artworks in the apartment have been carefully selected and can be purchased separately upon agreement. This apartment not only offers first-class comfort but also an impressive lifestyle with state-of-the-art amenities and stunning views of nature.

The historic Engadine farmhouse was completely renovated in 2012/2013 by architect Hans-Jörg Ruch and adapted to today's sophisticated needs. In the process, components from the 15th/17th and 18th centuries were taken over. The Sulèr (entrance room) and Palantschin (attic) areas date from the 17th century. The house probably acquired its present volume in the 18th century, when the hay barn was added and the roof was built in a uniform form over the entire volume. Inside the house, the medieval parts as well as the 17th and 18th century components were carefully cleaned or restored. In some rooms, Engadine moonwood from Swiss stone pines and larches was used. The various solid wooden floors are also made of Engadine larch moonwood. Of the 14 living rooms, 3 are original panelled stüvas and 8 are bedrooms with 7 bathrooms. A cottage garden with small sitting area is located on the side of the house.