Ferienhaus Vart Sulegl

The house bears the Romanesque name "Vart Sulegl", which means something like: "On the sunny side". This indicates that the house is located in a place that is favoured by an above-average amount of sunshine. The house was built in 1964 and is based on the traditional Prättigau farmhouse. A traditional Prättigau farmhouse is a wooden house and consists of two parts: the main house and the adjoining house. The main house is the actual residence. The adjoining house - attached to the main house - is used as a stable and barn. A covered but open corridor runs along the adjoining house and can be used by people and animals (e.g. to fetch water from the well) without its accessibility being impaired by rain or snow. In the "Vart Sulegl" house, this open space is a valuable additional space. It can be used even if it rains: for outdoor dining, for playing, as a seat, for morning exercises!, for mounting skis and for many other activities. In front of the house, a flat lawn invites you to linger - with an ever-present mountain panorama. There you can also play or rest under the parasol. An outdoor fireplace and a water connection are also available.