Stugor 3 sovrum, 519 m²

Cavalese, Trento (provins)

A sophisticated architectural home equipped with modern luxuries and framed by a lush, landscaped garden offering sweeping panoramic views of the majestic Dolomites. This multi-level chalet nestled within the vibrant village of Cavalese exudes warmth, elegance, and timeless character. It offers seamless access to major highways and international airports—perfectly blending a safe space mixed with alpine serenity and modern convenience.

Upon entering the property, you're welcomed by a glass-enclosed entrance hall that sets a refined tone.
To the left, a cozy family lounge features a striking stone accent wall. After this, you enter the dining area, which is warmed by a traditional wood-burning stube that adds both charm and ambiance. The adjacent kitchen, with additional bar seating is fully equipped and shares balcony access with the dining area. 

Beyond the kitchen, a spacious second living room opens onto a generous south-facing paved terrace—perfect for outdoor dining or entertaining. The mezzanine level hosts two double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms, along with a laundry room. A staircase with a wrought-iron handrail leads to the exclusive master suite. 

This expansive, double-level retreat boasts a fireplace, exposed wooden beams, panoramic windows, and an additional balcony with sweeping views. The suite is further enhanced by two walk-in closets, two separate bathrooms connected by a shared double shower, a kitchenette with a small bar, a cozy lounge area, and a double study. A glass-walled staircase ascends to the loft, a tranquil space ideal for reading, watching TV, or simply soaking in the stunning mountain vistas.

Throughout the home, elements that are in keeping with the history of the region come to life through the inspired use of traditional local elements—natural wood from the forest, Dolomite stone, and ancient stone uncovered in the renovation of the home that has been preserved and showcased in feature walls. Custom wrought iron craftsmanship can be seen across the door handles, balustrades and in many other decorative elements within this house — a skill from a local ironsmith that had this tradition passed down for over 500 years. When building the house, the goal was to reimagine the space in a contemporary language, infused with warmth, soul, and authenticity.