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Sainte Foy Tarentaise
Savoie Independent
Lovely Chalet; Superbly Renovated, 6 En Suite Bedrooms, Study, Stunning Views, Sainte Foy-Tarentaise.
197 M2

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Property type

  • Ski Chalet
      • Catered Ski chalet business

Property Description

This chalet has been a labour of love for the current owners who have renovated it over the last 15 years and run it as a lifestyle catered chalet operation. The original building is some 150 years old and now provides just under 200 sq. m of habitable accommodation (197 to be precise) retaining many original features such as stone walls, wooden doors and beams.


The chalet offers 6 or 7 all en suite bedrooms, a huge open plan living area, family sized kitchen, balcony, hot tub and amazing views of the mountains.


Situated just a couple of bends down from Sainte Foy-Tarentaise, 2 minutes by car or free shuttle bus, in a peaceful hamlet some amazing skiing is within easy reach: as well as Sainte Foy station, Villaroger, for access to Les Arcs, is 12 minutes by car, Tignes Le Breviere 15 minutes and La Rosiere 25 minutes whilst the busy tourist town of Bourg St Maurice is only 20 minutes away.


In the owners’ own words the chalet is  “ in the middle of nowhere in the middle of everywhere” which sums things up nicely.


GREAT LARGE FAMILY CHALET OR SELF-CATERED/CATERED CHALET: ALL MOD CONS YET FULL OF CHARACTER. VERY SENSIBLY PRICED.


PLEASE NOTE; it would be a relatively straightforward  to create fewer, more spacious bedrooms for those who do not require 7 bedrooms.


 


Entering the chalet there is a very spacious hallway with plenty of storage space, boot rack and ski rack as well as an additional WC and shower room; plenty of room for all the “stuff” that comes with a skiing/mountain holiday. There are 4, spacious, double/twin bedrooms on this level all with modern shower rooms, WC and washbasin.


Moving downstairs there are a further 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and a study as one is a little bit smaller. Again they all have en suite showers, WC and washbasin. One of the rooms is especially large and has a small kitchenette; the owners use this as their own accommodation when the chalet is full and enjoy access to an outside terrace..


There is also a boiler room/utility room (a 42 kw oil fired boiler I am told!!) which houses the hot water tanks. The oil tanks are in an outside cave.


The main living accommodation is upstairs from the entrance hall though first of all you come into a nice landing area with, off this, a spacious larder/freezer space/dry storage area under the eaves .


The living area is extremely spacious with a full height ceiling under the eaves and BIG wooden beams giving the room a lovely feel. Indeed, lovingly restored features such as wooden doors are to be found throughout the chalet.


There is a cosy lounge area with wood burner, a TV area and a dining area with plenty of room for everybody in the chalet. A separate family sized kitchen is well equipped with range style cooker with 5 gas rings, breakfast bar, two dishwashers and a serving hatch through to the dining area that is both pretty and convenient.


Big windows in the living area make the most of the amazing views whilst doors open onto the balcony, which wraps around the lounge facing south and west. The views are simply stunning.


Finally an outside hot tub is the ideal place to relax tired muscles, enjoy a Gin and Tonic and marvel at those views..


QUITE SIMPLY, A VERY NICE CHALET INDEED.


 


Sainte Foy –Tarentaise has only been developed over the last 10 years or so ans is well known as an off-piste skier’s paradise whilst the wide open and often uncrowded pistes offer excellent family skiing. The village itself has been developed in a tasteful style and offers a choice of restaurants, bars and shops.. For many the easy access to the resorts of La Rosiere, Les Arcs, Paradiski and Tignes/Val d’Isère is a major attraction as there is so much world class skiing to enjoy.


The original village of Sainte Foy with the very popular Le Monal restaurant and bar is only 7 minutes from the chalet by car.


In summer the peaceful hamlet location offers an idyllic spot from which to enjoy the walking, cycling, mountain biking and other activities that the area has to offer—or sit on the balcony with a book and a glass of wine and soak up that stunning view.


 


Travel Info:


Self-drive; it is an approx. 10-hour drive from the main channel ports.


By rail; the nearest station is Bourg St Maurice some 20 minutes away by car. In winter a direct Eurostar service runs to Bourg. Please note; there is a Europcar car hire office just up from the station.


By air; the best airports for the area are Chambery, Geneva, Grenoble and Lyon.


 


 

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Forget large busy resorts, 2009/2010 is all about “Boutique Skiing” and nowhere does it better that Sainte Foy de Tarentaise. If you LOVE off piste skiing, have a young family and enjoy a chalet atmosphere well then you will REALLY LOVE Sainte Foy. It’s one of the prettiest modern ski villages in France. Nestled among the trees at 1550 metres in a sunny bowl above the Savoie Isere valley, it’s just a short car ride away from a host of better known resorts such as Val D’Isere, Tignes and la Rosiere. It has stunning views of Mont Blanc (4,807m). Small family ski resorts are back in fashion and Sainte Foy has everything you will need. The right skiing mix for experts and beginners, good facilities for children, fine food and a high standard of accommodation. For small children Sainte Foy is ideal, it’s friendly, has a kids club, a ski school and the nursery slopes are conveniently close to the middle of the village. Despite what you may have encountered in other small resorts lifts are in good condition and well maintained. Sainte Foy opened its first 3 lifts in 1990 and has been adding to them ever since. The most recent was a 6 man chairlift in 2006/7. The village has plans to build more lifts in the future to further extend the 30km of pisted ski area. Currently there are 4 chairlifts and 2 tows. The Morion and Crystal Dark blacks that run down from the Col de l'Aiguille summit at 2620 metres are suitably challenging, whilst a full top to bottom descent is possible by taking a succession of reds such as L'Aiguille down to Creux de Formeian finishing up with La Savonette. The snow cannons and its north west facing position keep Sainte Foy snow-covered from December to April. Off piste addicts have raved about Sainte Foy for years, you’ll find powder here days after it has been skied out in nearby Espace Killy. It has long been the reserve of off piste guides and you may want to make use of their expert knowledge, especially when facing serious steeps! Boarders have a terrain park all to themselves by Cret Serru (2040m). Beyond this St Foy is a natural playground for snowboarders with countless drops and hits. The top half of the mountain is a treeless powder bowl, whilst the lower trails are cut through the forest creating endless opportunities to enjoy. Anyway it’s not all about skiing and boarding .......or is it? Your first port of call, once the lifts have closed, should be the Pitchouli Bar. Renowned for its early evening live bands and relaxed atmosphere it’s THE place to wind down before dinner. There are a variety of different restaurants in and around the village, menus range from tapas to local Savoyard fayre. Don’t expect huge nightlife in Sainte Foy, that’s not what it’s about, however if a pleasant meal, a few glasses of wine, in front of an open fire then falling into bed appeals to you, you really will LOVE it here. The Eurostar offers a regular service to Bourg Saint Maurice which lies at the foot of Sainte Foy de Tarentaise, from here a taxi transfer can be arranged. Local airports are Lyon (135kms), Geneva (130kms). Chambery (75kms) and Grenoble (115kms).