There are properties that one visits. And there are places that one experiences. The Hubelhaus in Turtmann clearly belongs to the second category. The historic house from the year 1770 is not a property for the masses, but a special estate for people who appreciate old substance, traditional craftsmanship, and a distinctive atmosphere. Natural stone, old wood, massive beams, historical doors,
There are properties that one visits. And there are places that one experiences. The Hubelhaus in Turtmann clearly belongs to the second category. The historic house from the year 1770 is not a property for the masses, but a special estate for people who appreciate old substance, traditional craftsmanship, and a distinctive atmosphere. Natural stone, old wood, massive beams, historical doors, and lovingly preserved details tell of past centuries. At the same time, the house has been carefully developed over the years. Thus, an extraordinary living environment has emerged, where history, coziness, and quality of living harmoniously come together. Inside, this special character continues consistently. The private living area includes two spacious bedrooms, a comfortable bathroom, a laundry room, and practical ancillary rooms. Particularly, the large bathroom with a bathtub and shower combines modern comfort with the historical charm of the house. One floor higher is the heart of the property. The living room with much visible wood, generous spatial effect, gallery, and characterful giltstone stove conveys warmth and security. The separate kitchen with dining area fits harmoniously into the overall picture and offers a cozy place for shared meals and long evenings. The attic expands the space with an open gallery and further retreat options. Whether as a reading corner, guest room, office, or personal retreat, these different levels give the Hubelhaus its own unique character. The ancillary areas are also extraordinary. In the basement, original cellars and storage rooms with natural stone and plenty of atmosphere are available. They are ideal for wine, supplies, hobbies, or other individual uses. An essential part of the estate is also the adjacent outbuilding. In the lower area, there is a practical, spacious ancillary room as well as the integrated garage and 2 outdoor parking spaces. The roof has been completely renewed and equipped with a photovoltaic system with a capacity of 23.5 kWp. The modern infrastructure is complemented by a car charging station with 22 kW. In the upper part of the building, there is further development potential, for example for an additional apartment, a studio, guest rooms, or other individual ideas. There is also much to discover around the house. Several terraces, forecourts, and garden areas create different places to relax, enjoy, and be together. The elevated location offers privacy, plenty of sunshine, and a beautiful view over Turtmann and the surrounding landscape. The former distillery under the outdoor seating area provides additional storage space and has a water connection and electricity. Turtmann Unterems combines village life, good accessibility, and an impressive natural backdrop. Shopping facilities, schools, daycare centers, and public transport are within short distance. At the same time, the nature park Pfyn Finges and the wild romantic Turtmanntal, two extraordinary local recreation areas, are practically at the doorstep. The Hubelhaus is a property for connoisseurs. For people who do not seek interchangeability, but rather history, charisma, and soul. The combination of the historic main house, generous outdoor areas, versatile ancillary spaces, additional outbuilding, modern photovoltaic system, and further development potential makes this estate a rare opportunity. A house with a past and a future. A place for people who recognize the extraordinary and want to write their own chapter from it.