Architecture De Caractère — Villa Design Extraordinaire À Riddes

Riddes – an architect-designed villa that carves its own path
Some houses you simply stumble upon. Others stick in your memory from the very first glance.
This extraordinary villa undoubtedly belongs to the second category. With its distinctive red facade, its volumes that seem to be interlocked, and its generous windows, it brings a captivating architectural touch to the heart of the Valais mountain landscape.
But it doesn’t just stand out from the outside.
Inside, industrial character meets surprising furnishings and a warm, intimate atmosphere. The different levels create varied perspectives and allow for a natural separation between shared living spaces and private retreats.
The heart of the house is an open living area where cooking, dining, and socializing flow naturally into one another. A fireplace adds a warm touch, while the large windows constantly draw the eye to the landscape.
Among the defining elements is a library that spans several floors, allowing visitors to experience the architecture in a unique way. Well-thought-out furnishings and surprising details reflect the special attention paid here to the interplay between design and everyday life.
The outdoor area is equally impressive: A spacious garden offers plenty of room to let your imagination run wild, while two terraces provide various opportunities to enjoy the fresh air and the panoramic views. The excellent sunlight extends well into the winter months.
Built in 2017 and renovated in 2025, this villa features 4.5 rooms, 171 m² of living space, and a total area of 221 m². The lot spans 1,195 m² and offers additional building potential of over 400 m².
Three outdoor parking spaces, one of which is particularly spacious and suitable for a trailer, round out this offering.
Riddes combines proximity to shops, schools, and public transportation with the numerous opportunities offered by the Valais Rhône Valley.
Asking price: CHF 1,285,000.–
A home for people with an appreciation for architecture, independence, and quality of life.