7502 Bever: A historic gem with unique charm and a great soul
Price on request
Detached house
Rooms 3.5
Living area approx. 142 sqm
parking spaces indoor 1
outdoor parking 2
This extraordinary fisherman’s cottage is one of the oldest buildings in the region and looks back on a history spanning over 400 years. Its origins date back to the 16th century. The house took on its present form when an additional storey was added in 1866. In 2009 and 2025, the property was comprehensively renovated and modernised with the utmost care, the highest standards of craftsmanship and great respect for its historic structure.
Only high-quality materials were used in the process. Fine Luserna natural stone features in the kitchen, bathrooms and selected wall and floor surfaces, whilst exclusive larch wood flooring and carefully restored historic elements lend the house its unmistakable character. The result is a harmonious blend of authentic architectural heritage and contemporary living comfort.
The house reveals its special charm the moment you step inside. Historic details, fine materials and a harmonious lighting scheme create an atmosphere of warmth, elegance and cosiness. At the heart of the property is the stylish open-plan kitchen and living area with a fireplace – a place for convivial gatherings and moments of pure enjoyment. An architectural highlight is the spacious living room with its exposed roof structure. The impressive historic roof construction, with its exceptionally wide, centuries-old larch timber planks, lends the room a unique sense of spaciousness and authenticity.
The sunny balcony invites you to start the day in a peaceful atmosphere as the first rays of sunshine appear, and to savour the special ambience of this historic gem.
The “Chesin dal Pas-cheder” is far more than just a property – it is a rare collector’s item. A home that uniquely combines history, character and timeless elegance, offering a living experience that is second to none.
Detached house
Rooms 3.5
Living area approx. 142 sqm
parking spaces indoor 1
outdoor parking 2
This extraordinary fisherman’s cottage is one of the oldest buildings in the region and looks back on a history spanning over 400 years. Its origins date back to the 16th century. The house took on its present form when an additional storey was added in 1866. In 2009 and 2025, the property was comprehensively renovated and modernised with the utmost care, the highest standards of craftsmanship and great respect for its historic structure.
Only high-quality materials were used in the process. Fine Luserna natural stone features in the kitchen, bathrooms and selected wall and floor surfaces, whilst exclusive larch wood flooring and carefully restored historic elements lend the house its unmistakable character. The result is a harmonious blend of authentic architectural heritage and contemporary living comfort.
The house reveals its special charm the moment you step inside. Historic details, fine materials and a harmonious lighting scheme create an atmosphere of warmth, elegance and cosiness. At the heart of the property is the stylish open-plan kitchen and living area with a fireplace – a place for convivial gatherings and moments of pure enjoyment. An architectural highlight is the spacious living room with its exposed roof structure. The impressive historic roof construction, with its exceptionally wide, centuries-old larch timber planks, lends the room a unique sense of spaciousness and authenticity.
The sunny balcony invites you to start the day in a peaceful atmosphere as the first rays of sunshine appear, and to savour the special ambience of this historic gem.
The “Chesin dal Pas-cheder” is far more than just a property – it is a rare collector’s item. A home that uniquely combines history, character and timeless elegance, offering a living experience that is second to none.