History meets modern conveniences! Staying in the Britschgi Spycher means staying in a unique historic building with character, but with modern comforts. The owners rescued this chalet, which was formerly located in the hills above Sachseln, and brought it down the mountain to restore it.
Many UnTourists and their families have fond memories of their stays throughout the decades. The chalet is spread out over three floors and features exposed wood beams and a large, comfortable, and open eat-in kitchen, with a working fireplace, which can serve as a family room.
Two bathrooms are side-by-side on the ground floor. The middle floor, which includes a large, comfortable living room and the master bedroom, can be reached by a separate entrance from the outside via an ornamental wooden staircase eight steps up.
The upper floor holds two more bedrooms. The vacation rental is ideal for friend groups or families with children, surrounded by greenery and outfitted with playground equipment and a picnic table under a spreading nut tree. The chalet is about an eight-minute walk to the train station and a four-minute walk to the town square flanked by the beautiful baroque church, stores, bakery, and numerous restaurants.
The pretty town of Sachseln population 4, is located on the shore of crystal blue Lake Sarnen. It is renowned as the home of Bruder Klaus, the patron saint of Switzerland, who is revered as a religious figure and as a crucial political force in the unification of the country in the fifteenth century. The impulses for much of what lies at the core of Swiss thinkingβneutrality, autonomy and toleranceβbegan with this remarkable man.
