A Piece of Bagnard History at 1,700 m

Engraved on the facade, the dates 1818 and 1838 say it all: this mayen has witnessed two centuries of alpine life. Set at an altitude of 1,699 m, on the edge of the forest, it overlooks the valley and the peaks of the Val de Bagnes as on the first day. A rare property, sold for what it is — an authentic refuge, not a promise of transformation.

The Mayen du Tseppi is a traditional mayen made of larch logs, weathered by two hundred years of sun and snow, topped with its characteristic rust-colored...