The Chesa Monsch is located in the middle of the old village center of Celerina with its sgraffito decorated houses. The sun-drenched, tranquil village is a direct neighbor of fashionable St. Moritz and offers a wide range of activities in both summer and winter. Various hotels and restaurants spoil gourmets with specialties. The Celerina-Marguns cable car takes biking, hiking and skiing enthusiasts to the St. Moritz-Corviglia ski area in just a few minutes.

The property was built in 1406 and has been continuously extended. It is a mixture of Engadine farmhouse and magnificent patrician house. The listed historic building with a usable area of approx. 550 m2 can emphasize its original substance and structure with craftsmanship and architectural care and at the same time be converted into modern, contemporary living. A potential study is available. The use as a secondary home is possible.

Historic Engadine houses such as the Chesa Monsch are collectors' items and genuine rarities. The mixture of thick walls, vaulted ceilings, airy room heights and cozy 'Stüvas' conveys a very special feeling of living. Each of the houses has its own history and architectural features that can be brought to life.