Perched on Davoserstrasse, this chalet overlooks Klosters with stunning views of the Silvretta Glacier and alpine scenery. It's perfect for families or small groups with 3 cozy bedrooms, wood-paneled interiors, and a welcoming atmosphere. Relax on the balcony, cook a meal in the kitchen, or unwind in the snug living area. It is conveniently located and offers access to hiking, skiing, and the town below. This beautiful two-story chalet, built in 1964, overlooks Klosters and the valley, offering a cozy mountain retreat.
The home features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. The main floor includes the primary bedroom, a full bathroom, and a half-bath, while two additional bedrooms are located on the lower level. A private sink in the third bedroom and a separate shower on the lower floor add convenience.
The primary bedroom and living room open to a balcony with stunning views. The fully equipped kitchen includes an oven, stove, dishwasher, and refrigerator. The home also features a washer and dryer, an indoor fireplace, and a charming Swiss-style dining room, perfect for gatherings.
With its warm, chalet-style ambiance and thoughtful details, this home is a perfect alpine getaway.
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Fun facts about the house: This house was once equipped with a fallout shelter on the lower level. While the 500kg door is no longer installed, the reinforced walls and windows are still in place today. Due to the Cold War, the majority of Swiss homes built between the 1960s and 1980s were required to have a shelter. There are approximately 370,000 shelters, both public and private, in Switzerland.
This house was also the vacation residence of Paul McCartney in 1966 and the composition “For No One” was produced in the bathtub.