This extraordinary chalet, dating back to 1607, nestles in the serene Chalberhöni Valley within the Gstaad ski area. It was originally built by a Catholic nobleman from Saanen who sought refuge from persecution by the Reformed Church. With its preserved façade, this chalet occupies one of the most coveted locations in the region, offering tranquility and picturesque views from every angle. Secluded from the crowds yet conveniently close to the vibrant atmosphere of Gstaad, this opulent retreat is ideal for a sporty family seeking genuine privacy. No description, no matter how precise, can replace a personal visit to this residence. It has been meticulously restored, maintaining the charming, authentic elements of its 400-year-old design, thanks to the skillful touch of a talented decorator. Spanning approximately 600m2, the chalet offers a spacious south-facing terrace and a welcoming reception area comprising a living room, dining room, generous kitchen/dining area, media lounge, substantial family room, an exceptionally spacious master bedroom, and six additional bedrooms, each with its own bath or shower facilities. A maid's room and extensive cellars complete this remarkable offering. Originally constructed in 1607, this splendid traditional Sannenland chalet has undergone meticulous restoration, preserving its historical charm while meeting modern standards. Renovations took place in 1994 and again in 2003. This is an extraordinary opportunity to own one of Switzerland's oldest and most authentic chalets. Gstaad stands as one of Europe's most exclusive resorts. Please note that this chalet is exclusively available to Swiss residents or nationals. Additionally, it may offer the possibility of obtaining a flat tax regime for those considering settling in Switzerland.