Nestled in the picturesque town of Zuoz , this 16th century Engadine farmhouse has been transformed into a collector's property full of charm and modern comfort. 'Chesa 50' was carefully renovated in 2014 by renowned architect Hansjörg Ruch. Respectful treatment of the historic building substance, the use of original materials and the restoration of woods combined with modern building technology have resulted in a state of the art property that is ready for occupation. The property has a plot area of 633 sq m and extends over four floors. The living space of approximately 500 sq m comprises 12 rooms, including 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The heart of the home is the old sulèr (entrance hall), which can be used as a spacious dining room and art gallery. Passing the original panelled stüva and the modern stainless steel kitchen, you reach the former hay barn. Now a representative living room with impressive room height, fireplace and panoramic window offering a view and access to the farm garden. The bedrooms are located on the upper floors, two of them have original panelling and charming low ceilings. In the spacious lower floor there is a spa area with sauna and relaxation or fitness room, the wine cellar, a ski room and the housekeeping and technical room. A cosy little bench in front of the house invites you to pause or chat with the neighbours. The building is heated by geothermal energy. Three levels are accessible by lift. Four parking spaces in a modern garage belong to the property.