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Chalets for sale in Gstaad and the Saanenland

The chalets we can present today, the off-market homes we share privately, and what buyers usually want to know before a first viewing.

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As of November 2026, The Gstaad Collection presents two chalets in Rougemont: a six-bedroom farmhouse to renovate and a three-suite new build ready to move into. Further chalets in Gstaad, Saanen, Schönried, Saanenmöser and Lauenen are available off-market and shared privately with qualified buyers. Prices and photographs on request.

Current selection

Traditional farmhouse chalet in the snow near Rougemont (illustrative image)RougemontOff-marketPhotographs shared privately on request
Off-market · farmhouse to renovate

A secluded chalet with panoramic views

Bedrooms
6
Living area
≈ 370 m²
Plot
1,580 m²
Setting
South-facing, valley views
Foreign buyers
Authorised
Price
On request
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Chalet living room with mountain views (illustrative image)RougemontOff-marketPhotographs shared privately on request
Off-market · new build, ready to move in

A brand-new chalet facing the valley

Bedrooms
3 en-suite
Living area
≈ 250 m²
Plot
≈ 1,500 m²
Highlights
Library, ski room, lift, fireplace
Setting
South terrace, valley views
Price
On request
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Off-market · across the Saanenland

Not listed anywhere else

Many of the finest chalets in Gstaad, Saanen, Schönried, Saanenmöser and Lauenen change hands without ever being advertised. Tell us what you are looking for and we will share what matches, discreetly.

Gstaad · Saanen · Schönried · Saanenmöser · Lauenen · Gsteig

Join the private buyer list How off-market buying works

These chalets are offered off-market, so images are veiled and illustrative. Photographs, floor plans and exact locations are shared privately with qualified buyers.

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Chalets by village: prices and character

Each village has its own market. Our guides give current prices per square metre, the rules for foreign buyers and what daily life is like.

GstaadPrices, areas and the Promenade SaanenVillage centre and airfield side SchönriedSunny plateau above Gstaad SaanenmöserQuiet pass village above Schönried LauenenQuiet valley village near the Lauenensee Gsteig and FeutersoeyMore land, farmhouse character RougemontVaud village, close to Gstaad Château-d'ŒxPays-d'Enhaut, year-round town ZweisimmenRail hub, lowest entry prices LenkSimmental resort, family chalets

How a purchase works with us

  1. A first conversation. We listen to what you need and explain what is realistically available, on and off the market.
  2. The private dossier. Photographs, plans, price and the points that matter: permits, foreign-buyer eligibility, condition and running costs.
  3. Viewings. Arranged privately, at a time that suits the owner and you, in Gstaad or by video first.
  4. Offer to notary. We coordinate due diligence, the Lex Koller permit where needed, financing and the signing before a notary. See our buying process guide.

What buyers ask

Can a foreigner buy a chalet in Gstaad?

Yes, as a holiday home. Saanen (which includes Gstaad), Gsteig and Lauenen are designated tourist municipalities in canton Bern, so a buyer living abroad can purchase one holiday home with a Lex Koller permit, subject to the cantonal quota and size limits. Swiss residents with a C permit and EU/EFTA nationals living in Switzerland are not restricted. Our Lex Koller guide explains the rules.

How much does a chalet in Gstaad cost?

As of October 2026, RealAdvisor puts the median house price at about CHF 24,500 per m² in the Gstaad 3780 postcode and about CHF 20,700 per m² across Saanen. Quieter villages such as Gsteig are close to half that. At the Gstaad median, a 200 m² chalet is around CHF 5 million, with the best addresses well above. See how much a chalet in Gstaad costs.

Why are so few chalets advertised, and why is the price on request?

Many owners in the Saanenland prefer discretion, so a large share of sales happens privately. Publishing a price can also make a chalet look stale if it stays online. We share prices directly with buyers who have explained their brief.

Can I see photographs before a viewing?

Yes. Photographs, plans and the full dossier are sent privately once we have spoken. The images on this page are illustrative.

What does buying cost on top of the price?

In canton Bern, the transfer tax is 1.8% of the price, plus notary and land-registry fees. Rougemont and Château-d'Œx are in canton Vaud, where the rules differ. Our Bern vs Vaud comparison sets out the difference.

Can I build a new holiday chalet instead?

In most of the area, no. Saanen, Gsteig and Lauenen are above the 20% second-home threshold, so new homes are generally limited to main residences. Existing chalets built before March 2012 can be used freely as second homes, which is why the current stock holds its value. More in our Second Homes Act guide.

For a confidential conversation about buying a chalet in Gstaad or anywhere in the Saanenland, contact The Gstaad Collection.