In a remarkable natural environment, this project offers eight luxurious chalets and one apartment that provides individuality and timelessness you find nowhere else. Nivalia acknowledges its location perfectly, the architecture drawing from time-honoured local building methods and tactile, grounded aesthetic.

The spacious, light-filled areas with imposing views bring the outdoors in. Each beautifully appointed chalet benefits from a private spa with a sauna, hammam and jacuzzi.



Curving walls and textural wood elements with concrete surfaces give exceptional beauty to each home. Designed for simplicity and built for living, these homes are places of warmth and retreat.



The chalets have the finest services and meticulously combine the private apartment style with a luxury hotel characteristic. It lets you enjoy your unique lifestyle while using the matchless amenities.



The pool, illuminated by floor-to-ceiling windows during the day, and underwater lights cast a tantalising liquid aura at night.



The fully equipped gym benefits from weight machines, static bikes, resistance training and more.



The experience takes over treatments. Enjoy a tailored remedy that will tone and invigorate not just your physical self but your whole outlook.



Please note these properties are fully available to non-Swiss residents as a hotel residences.

This extraordinary alpine region comes alive throughout the year, with the village of Zermatt thrumming with people who live for the outdoors. Skiers in winter, hikers, cyclists and trail runners in summer, they're here for what their sport gives back to them, for how it makes them come alive. For others, it's about simply being in the open air, taking the time to stroll, sit, and reflect.



The Matt Valley plays host to around 360 kilometres of impeccable ski runs. Sitting astride the Swiss/Italian border, there's a distinct international dimension, and thanks to the elevation, it's possible to ski 365 days a year.



All the while, you carve to a jaw-dropping backdrop. And the spectacular slopes are for everyone, from beginners to advanced. Bringing you back home at the end of the day is the world's longest descent - 25 kilometres of linked pistes from the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise station back down to Zermatt.



Nothing beats the exhilaration of just you and your bike and the terrain