Sonnenhof is one of Lech’s oldest surviving Walser houses, dating back to 1393, quietly set above the Hinterwies lift in a sun drenched, traffic free hillside position with uninterrupted views across the valley. Carefully restored over two years following an in depth historical study, the house has been brought back to life with remarkable sensitivity, preserving its original character while adapting it for contemporary living. Now available as a private chalet, it sleeps up to twelve across six bedrooms arranged over two upper floors, with generous shared spaces unfolding below in what was once the original parlour and adjoining chamber. There is a sense of quiet grandeur throughout, from the master suites with their own bathrooms and walk in closets to the smaller rooms designed with families in mind. A sculptural sauna by Shinichiro Ogata sits tucked into the antique cellar, while an open fireplace by Giuseppe Ducrot anchors the upper floor landing, framing views over Lech. It is a house that feels deeply rooted in place, thoughtful in every detail, and entirely timeless.