On the historically significant “Suterguet”, the majestic Zehntenhaus rises – an architectural gem dating back to 1611. Once also used as the “Spittel”, it shares the grounds with two new buildings and the parish spycher from 1580. After 20 months of faithful modernisation, the estate now shines in new splendour. Together with the well-kept parish property – which includes the historic bakehouse and the ossuary from the 15th century – it forms a harmonious ensemble where history and contemporary architecture blend impressively.

The main building with 6.5 rooms impresses with authentic windows and a significant buffet from the late 18th century, while modern elements such as high-quality kitchens and an elegant steam bath provide contemporary comfort. The adjoining building with 3.5 rooms impresses with generous living spaces and a loggia overlooking the Wyna. Technically, the property features underfloor heating, a groundwater heat pump and mineral insulation.

A well-maintained garden area, including a pavilion with a PV system, completes a living experience that unites history with modern lifestyle.