Nestled in one of the most privileged residential areas of Klosters, the historic Chalet ”Höckli” presents itself as an exceptional collector’s item with an impressive heritage. Built in 1937, it served as a retirement retreat for the founders of Klosters’ first women’s school—a place whose history is still palpable today.
The distinctive natural stone facade, the generous space across se
Nestled in one of the most privileged residential areas of Klosters, the historic Chalet ”Höckli” presents itself as an exceptional collector’s item with an impressive heritage. Built in 1937, it served as a retirement retreat for the founders of Klosters’ first women’s school—a place whose history is still palpable today.
The distinctive natural stone facade, the generous space across several levels, and the expansive garden create a foundation that impresses both architecturally and atmospherically. The existing floor plans offer versatile development possibilities, while an attic extension holds the potential for a spectacular view of the Gotschna.
”Höckli” is located at one of Klosters’ most sought-after addresses—a quiet, sun-drenched residential area with close proximity to infrastructure, nature, and mountain lifts. Höfjiweg is nestled in a well-established neighborhood known for its privacy, spacious plots, and immediate proximity to the village center.
Access is via a private road, ensuring a discreet and high-quality arrival. Within just a few minutes on foot, you can reach shops, restaurants, and public transport; the Gotschnabahn cable car is also conveniently within a radius of about 600–700 meters—ideal for winter sports enthusiasts who appreciate short distances. At the same time, the location offers direct access to walking paths, forest areas, and sunny viewpoints that give Klosters its distinctive alpine character.