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21612BT74 €870,000
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14268HB73 €890,000
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Les Houches
17195HB73 €875,000
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22393NJW74 €940,000
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Property with 4 bedrooms
Property with space for dining in the open. balcony, terrace or garden providing an area large enough for occupants to eat in.Property with property within walking distance to barProperty with property within walking distance restaurantProperty with property within 5 minutes walk to free ski busProperty with property with golf course within 30 minutesProperty with open parking belonging to the property.Property with an important feature for apartments, this is a small lockable storage area usually close to the property entrance where you can stash your skies and boards.Property with this property will have views of the mountains.Property with outstanding 180+ views.Property with there will be an open fireplace in this property.Property with walking distance to ski shop.Property with walk out of your door and at a reasonable pace you'll be at your ski lift in 5mins or less.
Distance by car from ski-lift 5 minutes drive to ski resort
€870,000
Ref: 18315DL74
Les Houches
Chamonix-Mont Blanc
Extremely attractive, beautifully modernised family Chalet for sale in Les Houches, moments from the Prarion Cablecar
140 M2

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18315DL74 €870000

Property type

  • House
  • Ski Chalet

Property Description

For Sale, Les Houches: Wonderful "Trappier" chalet, recently renovated to an exacting standard in a clean-lined, modern style, to a very high-quality and with no expense spared. Wonderfully located to allow access to the Prarion Cable car just 3mins walk from the Chalet, enabling virtual ski-in/ski-out living. Open plan living, with a chic modern kitchen, and sitting room with warming fireplace, both leading out to a tarrace, garden and balcony, with fantastic views of the Mont Blanc Chain. On a bright sunny plot, with gardens and land to all four sides, this is a beautiful family chalet.



If you would like to know a little more about what Chamonix has to offer, please read on: Chamonix Mont Blanc The Chamonix Valley, has been welcoming travellers and adventurers for over two and a half centuries and can be truly described as an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. The mountain scenery surpasses one's wildest expectations and Mont-Blanc, the jewel in the crown, gazes silently over the Chamonix valley. High mountain scenery, the sheer beauty of which will take your breath away, majestic ice falls and glaciers, one of Europe's highest cable cars and cog railways that take you on a journey through time, are just some of the charms to be found in this valley. Chamonix itself is a beautiful alpine town, witness to 250 years of mountaineering history. But there are other traditional villages and hamlets scattered along the 20km long valley, such as Argentiere, Les Houches, Servoz, Les Praz, Montroc and Le Tour, ensuring there is a place to match everyone's taste or budget. And they all combine to create the heart and soul, that is the Chamonxi Valley! If you ski or surf you will enjoy the tremendous variety of terrain that the Chamonix valley has to offer. Gentle family runs through the trees, immaculate cross country pistes, amusing snow parks or mythical glacier descents such as the Grands Montets and the Vallée Blanche (guide recommended). If you're looking for new sensations, the mountain professionals also offer their services for ski touring, free-ride, ice climbing, and paragliding. And besides skiing... many of the lifts and cog railways also give access to exceptional viewpoints and mountain restaurants. There are marked winter hiking and snowshoeing trails, a tremendous sports complex including 2 indoor heated pools, an ice rink, keep fit and spa facilities, tennis/squash courts and indoor climbing walls... . Chamonix offers an extraordinary choice of sports activities, be it for tentative beginners or keen enthusiasts, there's something for every visitor : 350 km of marked hiking trails, 40 km mountain bike tracks, rock climbing, mountaineering, rafting, canyoning, paragliding, an 18 hole golf course and lots more... Chamonix is a vibrant alpine town with a wonderful architectural heritage that bears witness to a wealth of history. The Priory, alpine farms, baroque churches, art deco buildings and palaces from the "Golden Era". The cosmopolitan atmosphere in this small town is both captivating and enchanting. There is an excellent alpine museum and exhibition centre in the centre of Chamonix and for those who wish to delve a little deeper into the history of the valley, a heritage guide will be delighted to share her knowledge with you during a weekly visit of the town. By taking advantage of the free public transport, one may also discover the outlying villages and hamlets, each with their individual identity and charm. For those in search of a little retail therapy, they will be delighted by Chamonix's pedestrian centre with its wide selection of attractive boutiques. If you enjoy watching the world go by, what better place than one of Chamonix's sunny street cafés! The valley also offers a vast gastronomic choice, from rustic mountain restaurants serving Savoyard specialities, to the chic of the Michelin starred Albert Premier, from international dishes to nouvelle cuisine, each visitor will find something to suit their palette! Transport to Chamonix Mont-Blanc. Situated at 88km from Geneva-Cointrin International airport; 220km from Lyon-St-Exupery Intenational airport and 171 km from Turin-Caselle International airport with daily public transport services by train, coach and private transfers. The TGV main lines from Paris arrive at Annecy, Lyon, Bellegarde, Chambéry - Aix Les Bains and Saint Gervais Les Bains - Le Fayet. Then connect by the local Train Express Régional (TER) or use bus, coach or private transfers. Access by road is very easy; direct access via the « Autoroute Blanche » E25-A40 linked with the European motorway network. • 16 km from Switzerland via the Col des Montets • 15 km from Italy via the Mont-Blanc Tunnel

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Nestled in the heart of the Mont-Blanc Massif, the Les Houches village-resort (950 m - 1900 m) offers you an outstanding panoramic view of the Aiguilles de Chamonix; it has 55kms of piste and 18 ski lifts. One of its attractions is the chance of skiing down its legendary «La Verte des Houches», the World Cup downhill piste, but if you don’t fancy that the try gliding peacefully along trails opened up through the forest. This is essentially a family resort, and in spite of development is essentially faithful to the traditional image of mountain holidays. It has its own ski area separate to Chamonix and has gained an international reputation due mainly to the World Cup downhill piste, but the resort is also an ideal terrain for learners. In particular there is a new beginners’ area at the top of the Le Prarion gondola, equipped with a chairlift and «magic carpet». The slopes amount to the biggest single area in the valley, with varied tree lined runs that make the best place to go when bad weather closes the other areas. But the area is not covered by the standard Chamonix pass (you need a local pass or the Skipass Mont Blanc). The forest trails are a delight for skiers and snowboarders of all levels, as is the Bellevue snowpark for freestyle enthusiasts. It also offers 10 km of Nordic trails in the resort. Les Chavants site offers free access to cross-country skiers. Les Houches itself is a quiet, pleasant village at the entrance to the Chamonix valley – well-positioned for exploring the region and great for short breaks. The resort has an old core with a pretty church, but modern developments in chalet style have spread along the road at the foot of the slopes, with the result that some of them are quite a walk from the lifts. There are a number of bars and restaurants, though evenings are generally quiet and relaxed.