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In the hamlet of Runaz, an enchanting mountain village recently redeveloped, along the road towards the upper valley and just a few minutes from main services, transportation, and the highway exit, we offer a characteristic two-story dwelling with a splendid panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.

The property occupies all of the top two levels of a historic building, originally a 17th-century barn renovated in 1992, which still retains its traditional elements: load-bearing masonry, vintage finishes, and stone roof tiles.

The property is divided into two independent apartments, internally connected by a wooden staircase, but each with its own entrance—an ideal solution for hosting family or friends with complete privacy. There are two entrances: the main one, via the balcony on the south side, provides access to both levels; a second entrance on the east side, also via a balcony, leads only to the lower apartment.

Lower floor: The apartment features a bright living area, enriched by a separate kitchen with a custom-made stone peninsula. Completing this level are a hallway, two bathrooms with shower cabins and mechanical ventilation, and a spacious master bedroom overlooking the east balcony, which is connected to the living area.

Upper floor: Entirely attic, this apartment stands out for the suggestive exposed wooden beams that define its atmosphere. It consists of a living area with a kitchenette and dining space, a hallway, a master bedroom, a bathroom, and an attic storage room that can be used for storage or converted into additional sleeping areas.

The property includes a paved outdoor courtyard, three underground cellars. A free municipal parking lot is located only 50 meters from the property.

Systems: The heating is autonomous with LPG, remotely controllable via smartphone app; each apartment has its own independent thermostat, allowing heating to be activated only in occupied rooms. The lower apartment is also equipped with a pellet stove as a supplementary heat source. Domestic hot water is supplied by a dedicated boiler for each unit, and each has its own electrical panel.

This solution is ideal for those seeking a mountain home with traditional charm, suitable for large families or for generating rental income through tourist rentals.