Modern, bright 4½ room flat on two floors (2nd & 3rd floor) with direct access t

APPARTEMENT
Modern, bright 4½ room flat on two floors (2nd & 3rd floor) with direct access to the garden in a sunny, quiet location in the charming artists' village of Maloja.

2nd floor:
Spacious, very modern living/dining area on the upper floor with fireplace, TV and internet. Modern kitchen with oven, dishwasher, Chicco d'Oro- capsule coffee machine, pantry with large fridge and freezer compartment, dining table and stairs to the outside area.
Bathroom with bathtub, lavabo, WC, heated towel rail and window.

1st floor
Bedroom with double bed, wardrobe and en-suite bathroom with shower, 2 lavabos, WC, heated towel rail and window.
Bedroom with bunk bed, storage space for clothes, desk, exit to the garden and window to the corridor.
Bedroom with double bed, storage space for clothes, desk and window to the corridor.
Sitting area with view towards Bergell.
Bathroom with shower, lavabo, WC, heated towel rail and window.

1 garage parking space (height 2m) and 1 outdoor parking space.


HOUSE DESCRIPTION

The Ciäsa Maira is a 2 family house and is located in the centre of the village near the sports shop. There is a small grocery shop on the opposite side of the street.


LOCATION DESCRIPTION

On the border with Italian-speaking Switzerland, the uncomplicated atmosphere, the spirit of famous painters and the nature and culture of a mountain pass landscape are appreciated.
As the starting point of the Engadin Skimarathon, Maloja is a mecca for cross-country skiers.
In addition, the pony lift and the Aela panoramic ski lift, on the doorstep of the village, still have a rustic character. Individualists like this peace and quiet. Parents with their children use it to practise their turns or celebrate their return to the slopes after a long break. But it's not just winter sports enthusiasts who feel at home in this natural setting.
The fascinating interplay of light and shadow has also attracted world-famous artists, such as Giovanni Segantini, who chose Maloja as his last home and subject for many nature paintings, or Giovanni Giacometti, the father of Alberto Giacometti.