Description
Charming village house in need of renovation, offering two independent apartments and a pleasant garden area. The property also includes a magnificent raccard, sold separately, bringing authenticity and additional potential to this rare ensemble in the heart of the village
Lower ground floor
A 2.5-room apartment with bathroom is located in the basement.
A separate living room and kitchen as well as a bedroom are currently fitted out, and it is possible to open up a section to enlarge the rooms
A separate living room and kitchen as well as a bedroom are currently fitted out, and it is possible to open up a section to enlarge the rooms
Upper ground floor
An apartment with a closed entrance hall, a separate kitchen, a separate living room and a bedroom. A bathroom to be completely renovated
1st floor
An outside entrance in the attic with the possibility of creating a lower bedroom
Specialities
With its adjoining garden shed and additional land, this plot is in a pleasant location at the end of the village of Beuson.
A lawn can be laid out, or you can create a vegetable garden
A lawn can be laid out, or you can create a vegetable garden
Remarks
Visits by appointment only
Des caves sont aménagées au sous-sol pour chaque appartement.
Conveniences
Neighbourhood
- Village
- Bus stop
- Child-friendly
Outside conveniences
- Garden
- Barn
Inside conveniences
- Unfurnished
- Swedish stove connection
- Double glazing
Floor
- Tiles
- Parquet floor
Condition
- To be renovated
Municipality
Don't hesitate to call or write to us for any information you may need or to arrange a visit.
This village, located on the right bank of the Printse, is at the junction of the Nendaz and Veysonnaz roads.
As the festive season approaches, Beuson is transformed into a veritable fairytale village. Inhabitants install lights on the roofs of their houses, on the chapel and on the bridge.
Beuson looks like a giant living nativity scene.
The Grangettes stadium has been home to FC Printse-Nendaz footballers since 1981.
There was a time when Beuson was the commune's industrial center. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the village was as densely populated as Basse-Nendaz. The proximity of the Printse river was a real asset, as water power was the only means of powering the industry of the day (mill, sawmill and tannery). The Beuson mill has been renovated and is now used by the Friends of Beuson. In 1783, the villagers rebuilt their chapel dedicated to St-Bernard de Menthon and Ste-Agathe. A chapel had already existed elsewhere in the village, and it was decided to build the new one on the valley road. People went to Beuson to have the thread they wore in their clothes blessed to ward off bad luck, as well as the bread and salt they gave to sick cattle
This village, located on the right bank of the Printse, is at the junction of the Nendaz and Veysonnaz roads.
As the festive season approaches, Beuson is transformed into a veritable fairytale village. Inhabitants install lights on the roofs of their houses, on the chapel and on the bridge.
Beuson looks like a giant living nativity scene.
The Grangettes stadium has been home to FC Printse-Nendaz footballers since 1981.
There was a time when Beuson was the commune's industrial center. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the village was as densely populated as Basse-Nendaz. The proximity of the Printse river was a real asset, as water power was the only means of powering the industry of the day (mill, sawmill and tannery). The Beuson mill has been renovated and is now used by the Friends of Beuson. In 1783, the villagers rebuilt their chapel dedicated to St-Bernard de Menthon and Ste-Agathe. A chapel had already existed elsewhere in the village, and it was decided to build the new one on the valley road. People went to Beuson to have the thread they wore in their clothes blessed to ward off bad luck, as well as the bread and salt they gave to sick cattle
Shops/stores
A café livens up this little village and gives you the chance to meet the locals
Public transport
The bus is just 50 metres away and will take you to Sion, Haute-Nendaz or Veysonnaz
Leisure time
The 4 Vallées ski area
410 km of pistes and 89 lifts in a single package: the 4 Vallées ski area flirts with the infinite. Its countless possibilities, as well as the quality of its snow cover and sunshine, make it an exceptional site in more ways than one!
With the Mont-Fort glacier (3,330 m) as its highest peak, this ski area is a delight for both experts and novices alike. Open from November to the end of April, it links the resorts of Verbier, La Tzoumaz and Bruson, as well as Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon.
Beuson is the place for a link to Veysonnaz or Haute-Nendaz
410 km of pistes and 89 lifts in a single package: the 4 Vallées ski area flirts with the infinite. Its countless possibilities, as well as the quality of its snow cover and sunshine, make it an exceptional site in more ways than one!
With the Mont-Fort glacier (3,330 m) as its highest peak, this ski area is a delight for both experts and novices alike. Open from November to the end of April, it links the resorts of Verbier, La Tzoumaz and Bruson, as well as Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon.
Beuson is the place for a link to Veysonnaz or Haute-Nendaz
Maison villageoise pleine de charme à rénover, offrant deux appartements indépendants ainsi qu’un agréable espace jardin. La propriété comprend également un magnifique raccard vendu avec la parcelle, apportant authenticité et potentiel supplémentaire à cet ensemble rare au cœur du village.