At the end of a private dead-end street with only seven discreet chalets, a new property emerges that redefines the art of living at altitude. Featuring architecture that blends old wood and natural stone, this independent 88 m² chalet offers an immediate immersion into the cozy mountain atmosphere.
The first floor houses a bright living area of 45.32 m² opening onto a large terrace of 21
At the end of a private dead-end street with only seven discreet chalets, a new property emerges that redefines the art of living at altitude. Featuring architecture that blends old wood and natural stone, this independent 88 m² chalet offers an immediate immersion into the cozy mountain atmosphere.
The first floor houses a bright living area of 45.32 m² opening onto a large terrace of 21.06 m², perfect for admiring the peaks. A 12.63 m² mezzanine overlooks this space, creating an ideal retreat for a reading nook or extra sleeping area.
The garden level is a true cocoon, distributing three optimally sized bedrooms—two with double beds and one with single beds. This level extends outside to a 12.09 m² terrace overlooking an already grassed garden.
Comfort is absolute thanks to load-bearing concrete walls and underfloor heating that provides gentle warmth, all meeting RE 2020 standards. A 20 m² garage with direct access completes the amenities of this property, which also offers a 20% VAT recovery on the entire real estate and furniture through the para-hotel option.
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Your contact: Yohan SABROU [hidden information] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/