HouseCHF 3,200,000
Anniviers

56 homes and apartments for sale in Anniviers, Switzerland.
24 properties shown
HouseCHF 3,200,000
Anniviers
ApartmentCHF 1,362,000
Anniviers
HouseCHF 1,050,000
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HouseCHF 820,000
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HouseCHF 530,000
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HouseCHF 770,000
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HouseCHF 750,000
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ApartmentCHF 995,000
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ApartmentCHF 390,000
Anniviers
ApartmentCHF 1,130,000
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HouseCHF 1,280,000
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ApartmentCHF 595,000
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ApartmentCHF 2,038,000
Anniviers
ApartmentCHF 795,000
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ApartmentCHF 867,000
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ApartmentCHF 874,000
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ApartmentCHF 1,395,000
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ApartmentCHF 685,000
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ApartmentCHF 1,752,000
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ApartmentCHF 1,994,000
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ApartmentCHF 2,269,000
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ApartmentCHF 1,997,000
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ApartmentCHF 1,818,000
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ApartmentCHF 1,691,000
Anniviers
Buyer's guide: Anniviers
Anniviers is a mountain valley and municipality in Valais, in the south-west of Switzerland, with the resort villages of Zinal, Grimentz, St-Luc, Chandolin and Vissoie. We list 56 properties here with a median asking price of €1,125,885, or about €10,290 per m². The decisive question for foreigners is not price but whether Swiss law lets you buy.
Switzerland restricts property purchases by non-residents under the Lex Koller. Foreigners living abroad cannot buy a primary residence, and holiday homes are allowed only with a cantonal permit, subject to annual quotas. Valais is one of the cantons with quotas and many tourist applicants, so permits can be competitive. Foreign residents with a settlement permit face fewer limits. Some resort units are sold as 'Lex Koller-free', typically in apart-hotels or to buyers who already qualify.
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Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Measure | Anniviers |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €1,125,885 |
| p25 to p75 | €738,527 to €1,745,657 |
| Median price per m² | €10,290 |
| Median size | 125 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
25 listings are apartments, 21 houses (mostly chalets), 8 plots and 2 commercial. Four-bedroom homes (18) and five or more (11) are most common, followed by three (9), two (6) and one (3). Those bedroom counts show a market of larger family chalets, not studios. Compare with apartments in Switzerland, houses and land.
Zinal and Grimentz have ski lifts, hiking and traditional wooden villages, with summers busy with walkers. The valley is quieter and more traditional than the bigger resorts across the Rhône. Roads in winter can be demanding, and parking is restricted in the old villages. Rental income depends on the commune's rules and the building's status as a holiday or main residence.
Check the second-home quota rule (the 20% cap under the Second Homes Act) for the commune.
Sierre is at the foot of the valley and Sion is the cantonal capital. Crans-Montana and Nendaz are competing ski resorts. Martigny and Monthey are lower-valley towns. See Switzerland.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only with a permit under Lex Koller, subject to cantonal quotas, unless you are exempt as a resident with a settlement permit.
Yes, but expect to put down 30% or more and prove income.
A federal rule that caps second homes at 20% of a commune's housing stock, limiting new construction.
Yes, with Zinal and Grimentz at its core.
Scarce supply and alpine demand push the median to €10,290 per m².