Holiday apartment for max. 4 persons
Guarda, Engadin, (Lower Engadine), Switzerland

Trendy with comfort in 400 years old Engadine house

ENGADIN-HOLIDAYS .ch  - Your holiday home at the most beautiful end of the world

Chasa 32 is a traditional Engadine house with modern comfort. 
Built-in the 17th century, the farmhouse was extensively restored and renovated in 2017. Its centuries-old characteristics have been preserved, while the infrastructure has been modernized to achieve today's comfort. The house is heated by underfloor heating. There are stairs to climb.

The apartment:
- 2 bedrooms with double beds (window blackout with honeycomb blinds)
- 1 living, dining, and kitchen area
- 1 shower room + 1 toilet
- TV with 30 hrs Comeback TV, DVD player 
- WiFi (Download: 600 Mbit/s Upload: 140 Mbit/s)
- Washer, dryer
- Large north-facing terrace with patio furniture and sun loungers
- Storage for winter equipment and bicycles
- 1 parking lot at the house, additional parking spaces in the municipal car park (20 CHF / week)

Extended Conveniences (fees may apply):
- Baby and child equipment - Travel cots with baby sleeping bag or duvet and pillow, changing mattress, high chair, play mat, children's crockery
- Sleds - Kathrein tour sleds for 1-2 persons
- e-bikes / classic bikes
- 4-paws with well-behaved bipeds, which respect the house rules, are very welcome. Please specify race, size, and special sleeping habits in the booking request.
Dog guest comfort - orthopedic dog beds with cuddly inserts, towels, and bowls.

There are several restaurants in the village or nearby and a small, well-stocked supermarket (open every day except Sunday).

"In Guarda, the houses were not built; they have grown."
The village of Guarda is one of the best-preserved Engadine villages, engaging both architecturally and historically. The village consists almost exclusively of the typical Engadin houses with numerous sgraffiti. 

Guarda is the home of Schellenursli, the main character of one of Switzerland's most famous picture books. On the Schellenursli theme trail with various adventure stations, young and young at heart can follow in the footsteps of Chalandamarz. Numerous fireplaces invite you to grill, linger, and play. By the way, the book is available at the guest information in Guarda.
The Lower Engadine climate is mild, sub-alpine with low dust, dry air, low cloud cover, and rich sunshine.

We stand for:
- lovingly furnished, comfortable accommodations in Guarda
- as well as for personal, competent guest care for young to wise, with two to four legs
- for the Engadin and surroundings.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Other leisure facilities: Paragliding: scuol/Engadin Adventure: Rafting, Biking, Hiking, Trottinett, Tours - engadin-adventure.ch

Excursion possibilities: National Park S-charl, Tamangur - a little piece of paradise - Highest closed arven forest in Europe reportagen/105682-der-tamangur-wald.html

Other bedroom furniture (Bedroom1): Bed 1.80 x 2.00 m

Other kitchen equipment (Kitchen1): et al.kitchen towels, frother, fondue, Raclette, baking utensils, salad spinner, egg cooker, mixer, liquidizer

Nearby sports facilities: Basketball, Mountain climbing, Football area, Ice skating, Golf course, Climbing, Mountainbiking, Paragliding, Bike tours, Rafting, Riding possibilities, Toboggen, Skiing (alpin), Cross-country skiing, Sport center, Squash, Tennis

Location description: Guarda in the Lower Engadine is so beautiful a village that it was awarded the Wakker Prize. It also received the distinction «Of national importance». One of its stately houses inspired Alois Carigiet when he drew the home of Schellenursli.The Schellenursli Village, Guarda, is located at 1653 meters in the Lower Engadine on a south-facing sun terrace. Both in summer and winter, well groomed hiking paths lead from the village into the scenic countryside. The houses of the Engadine village have beautifully painted facades from the first half of the 17th century. The GPS-based «Guarda village tour» app is an interactive way to discover the village. 20 selected stations provide more information about the past and present, landscape and nature as well as the arts, crafts and catering on offer in Guarda. A special path is dedicated to Schellenursli – the main character in Alois Carigiet's childrensbook first published in 1945 (book also available in English). This path is particularly suitable for families, since it can be hiked in stages. It goes without saying that in Guarda the ancient tradition of the Chalandamarz is observed. This tradition involves chasing away the winter by the clanking sound of large cow bells. A children's ski lift, iceskating rink, toboggan run and cross-country tracks round out the winter offerings for families.The climate in the valley is mild, subalpine with low dust, dry air, low cloud cover and lots of sunshine.