Zermatt Loft - Zermatt

FULL DESCRIPTION

The sense of space, light and being one with nature that the chalet provides is totally unique: there are no barriers between the nature outside and the home space inside. On the two sides overlooking the village, the walls consist of floor to ceiling glass, with 6 metre high French windows leading to a large terrace. A white electric exterior curtain that can wrap itself around all that glass if need be. The ceiling is supported by 7 columns, while the glass walls have an inset fireplace and several alcoves.

The main living area has a suspended and illuminated table which can be raised and lowered from coffee table, to dining table, to ceiling height; the latter creating a large party space. In one corner you can play on a baby grand Steinway piano, while in another you can sink into a large sofa and gaze simultaneously at the stunning view over the village and at the crackling fireplace set into the glass wall. All the exquisite furniture is designed by Heinz Julen, amongst other the two desks, reclining armchairs, a wall of art, and a signature chandelier. From this level a metal staircase leads up to the mezzanine, which has another sofa chill-out area with TV; a Jacuzzi bath, a cosy dining alcove and a bar area, all bathed in subtle inset lighting.

The chalet sleeps 6 in 3 double bedrooms, overlooking the main loft area and each with an en suite bathroom. The 2 side bedrooms, one located above the other, have magnificent village views; the private master bedroom has a restricted view but more space, providing ample room for a unique rotating bed and a sofa, a walk-in wardrobe and a TV set into a glass window.

The mansion provides all modern comforts such as a large TV with DVD and cable, sound system, free wireless broadband internet access, a well appointed kitchen and a sauna. Numerous balconies and terraces enhance the overwhelming feeling of living ‘in nature’, in style and in ultimate luxury.