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You're sure to fall in love with this charming stone house dating back to 1748, offering absolute tranquility in the heart of the old village of Sembrancher. Located at the confluence of the Dranse d'Entremont and Bagnes rivers, its location just a few kilometers from Verbier and Italy makes it an ideal place to live. With a village center that has retained all its character and a wide range of amenities nearby, Sembrancher's appeal is undeniable.

Formerly an outbuilding and storage area for a now-defunct hotel, its layout has been reimagined by its owner, an interior designer who fell in love with the village of Sembrancher.

From the moment you enter, the magic begins with a stunning 45 m² courtyard. The interior, completely renovated with exquisite taste, showcases noble materials (stone, beams, solid wood flooring) and highlights a valuable collection of antique furniture. A true haven of peace, blending old-world charm with contemporary comfort.

This historic house, brimming with character, will appeal to those seeking a timeless retreat. Built in keeping with traditional architecture, it retains all its original charm: warm, inviting spaces, wood-burning stoves, and a rustic atmosphere.

This property is comprised as follows:

Lower ground floor:

- WC

- Cellar/pantry
- Utility room/laundry room

Ground floor:

- Entrance hall with dressing room and built-in wardrobes

- Large glazed room overlooking the courtyard

Mezzanine level:

- Fully equipped kitchen

First floor:

- Pleasant, fully glazed living/dining room with a view of the courtyard
- 1 large bedroom
- 1 office with a view of the Sembrancher church tower
- 1 bathroom with shower and WC

Attic:

- 1 mezzanine

- 1 small bedroom

Notes:

- Municipal parking 50 m from the house

- 200 m from the house, a semi-barn on two levels of 17 m² each complements this property; the lower level offers a wine cellar and the upper level a convenient storage space.

The first impression is striking: a gallery spanning a secondary road immediately catches the eye, and the front door could easily be mistaken for those of the surrounding rural homes. But entering this house and discovering its interior is akin to a unique sensory experience. Wood and stone blend beautifully, and each room reveals ingenious features where the touch of the aesthete is evident: flagstone floors, bay windows opening onto a romantic green space, a fitted kitchen nestled between two floors, a spacious and bright living room, and traditionally styled wood-paneled bedrooms located in the gallery.
Upon arriving in Sembrancher, the owner had acquired his first house, which faced the main street. Narrow and tall, like many of its counterparts, it was so beautifully renovated that it was chosen by a French construction company for its advertising campaign. Only ten houses were selected for Switzerland, and the owner's was one of them. Now, this is his second home that he is putting up for sale, and he is delighted to pass it on to people who are passionate about history and heritage.

By Jean-Charles Fellay, Secretary of CREPA

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