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At the end of the peaceful hamlet of Fornex, on the heights of Liddes, perched on the mountain facing the valley and the legendary Great St. Bernard Pass, lies a property as rare as it is authentic: the Fornex Farm-Chalet. Built in the early 19th century following the grand Valais architectural tradition, with a ground floor of solid stone topped by a larch wood upper floor, this old mountain farm
At the end of the peaceful hamlet of Fornex, on the heights of Liddes, perched on the mountain facing the valley and the legendary Great St. Bernard Pass, lies a property as rare as it is authentic: the Fornex Farm-Chalet. Built in the early 19th century following the grand Valais architectural tradition, with a ground floor of solid stone topped by a larch wood upper floor, this old mountain farm has stood for over two centuries before experiencing a true revival.
Between 2021 and 2026, the property underwent extensive, meticulous renovations that respected its identity. The structure was fully reinforced, insulation completely redesigned, and the framework carefully restored. The larch elements were crafted and installed by a carpenter from Upper Valais, preserving the building’s historic character while providing the comfort expected of a modern residence.
The result is spectacular: an authentic two-century-old farm transformed into a warm, elegant, and decidedly contemporary living space.
A privileged location between Verbier and the Great St. Bernard Pass. The hamlet of Fornex enjoys a remarkable setting in the heart of the Val d’Entremont. The property is less than 20 minutes from Verbier, one of Switzerland’s most prestigious alpine resorts, and less than 20 minutes from the Italian border via the Great St. Bernard road, one of the most iconic historic routes in the Alps.
The region offers an exceptional lifestyle all year round: - Skiing - Hiking - Alpine pastures - Mountain biking - Nature and wide open spaces.