CHALET WALSER - MONTE ROSA 4+2 - Piedmont

PRIVATE STRUCTURE (Lease only). In Valsesia, at the foot of the Monte Rosa massif, the meticulous renovation of a 19th century barn has given life to this wonderful chalet which, while preserving the peculiarities and charm of the old Walser-style buildings, today offers all the modern comforts necessary for a relaxing holiday, immersed in the nature of a mountain environment of extraordinary beauty. The part of the chalet available is the one on the ground floor (the first floor belongs to a different owner) with an adjoining garage next to the main entrance and directly in front of the 800 sqm of garden, sunny from morning to evening, with the 700 sqm of woodland behind the house, all part of the property and for exclusive use.

Meals can be consumed in the beautiful furnished patio surrounding the chalet, on the hottest days the garden shower provides refreshment and the barbecue is the inevitable tool for cheerful grilling in good company. Wood and exposed stone are the characteristic and predominant elements, both outside and inside, the furnishings are well-cared for, and the large windows offer enchanting views. Flowing near the property is the river Sesia, a true legend in the world of whitewater sports in Europe.

With its rapids, waterfalls and sparkling waters, the Sesia has become a paradise for adventurers seeking an adrenaline-filled, yet authentic, experience. The thrill of a descent down its rippling waters is unparalleled and the breathtaking panorama of Monte Rosa surrounding the river adds a spectacular backdrop to this unique adventure. In winter, a few minutes by car will take you to the ski lifts from Alagna to Gressoney and Champoluc, while in other seasons, in addition to the numerous trekking routes, rafting and kayaking are frequently practiced and the Sorba stream is the perfect setting for canyoning.

Chalet Walser is the ideal destination for a holiday dedicated to freedom and activities in contact with nature in an area rich in history and traditions where, of course, typical gastronomic products cannot be missed, in particular toma di alpeggio, a typical cheese of the area, and moccetta, dried cow muscle, a very lean cured meat of ancient origin which derived from the need to preserve the meat for a long time during the winter period. Not to be missed at all a bottle of Gattinara D.O.C.G.