This attic flat was tastefully carved out of the top floor of an Engadin house in 2003 and is located in a quiet, central village square. Just a few minutes' walk from the ski bus stop and the centre.Other sports and leisure activities: HikingHiking opportunities: Val Müstair, South Tyrol, Samnaun, St. Moritz, Swiss National Park, DavosOther furniture for the bedroom (Bedroom 1) Chest of drawers, bedside tables, 2 chairsOther kitchen equipment (Kitchen 1): fondue set, kettleSporting facilities in the area: fishing, mountaineering, ice skating, golf course, canoeing, climbing, mountain biking, paragliding, cycling, rafting, covered riding hall, riding area/riding possibilities, tobogganing, downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, tennisSite description: The stately Engadin village presents itself in all its majesty on a sunny terrace above the Inn at 1,440 m altitude. Sentner's architecture with its typical barrel gables and the striking village church with its distinctive tower make the village something very special. The western entrance to the village is dominated by two large plots, the 'Parkin Not dal Mot', designed by the world-famous contemporary artist Sentner Not Vital. Sent and the hamlet of Su En are ideal starting points for exploring the Val Sinestra and Val d'Uina. In winter, the dream slope, the longest downhill run in the Motta Naluns ski resort, ends in Sent. Toboggan runs, a ski lift and an ice-skating rink complete the offer for families.