Property reference AAFA2726
Courchevel, Three Valleys, France
Property reference AAFA2726
€4,305,000
Ski-in ski-out semi-chalet with a spa and fitness area in Courchevel Village. Set over five floors, this superb five-bedroom chalet for sale in Courchevel blends traditional charm with contemporary architecture for an open, modern design. Lying high in Courchevel Village, the ski-in ski-out property is located just metres away from the Grangettes ski lift and features a private spa and fitness centre, multiple outdoor living areas plus panoramic views of the Vanoise mountains from the upper floors of the chalet
Nestled in the stunning Alpine landscape, this five-bedroom half chalet is the ultimate stylish retreat for mountain getaways with loved ones. With 270 sqm spread over five floors, the chalet boasts a private lift for easy access to the open-plan living area on the top floor and the spa and fitness center on the lower floor. Each of the five double bedrooms has an ensuite bathroom and access to a balcony or terrace. The top floor features a fully-equipped kitchen, dining area, and a 50m² living room with a cozy fireplace and two balconies overlooking the slopes. The lower floor offers a relaxing après-ski experience with a fitness studio, sauna, wet room, and a media/games room with a full bar. The property includes two private parking spaces and two additional guest spaces.
An ideal base for spending quality time in the mountains with family and friends, Courchevel’s year-round appeal means that the chalet is not only a great lifestyle investment but also has great potential for use as a lucrative short-term rental property.
Offering excellent value for money compared to the high-altitude stations, Courchevel Village is a laid-back friendly village with easy access to Courchevel 1850. A popular choice with international property investors, the net rental yield for a property in the resort has increased from 2% to 3% over the last 10 years thanks in part to Courchevel’s ongoing infrastructure investments and appeal as a dual-season resort.
Notes: Energy performance diagnosis class: B. Annual estimated energy cost: 600€ to 800€. Commission is paid by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
Easily accessible by plane with its own altiport, during the summer months, Courchevel’s snowy slopes transform into sunny meadows with hiking trails that wind past forests and lakes to give you panoramic views of the Savoie mountains. For those in search of an adrenaline boost, Courchevel offers a range of activities including canyoning, paragliding and rafting in addition to an indoor waterpark, cinema and bowling alley for the odd rainy day.
Property reference AAFA2726
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