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6 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | Floor 245m² | Plot 432m²
€9,950,000 - £8,752,020**
6 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | Floor 245m² | Plot 432.00m²
€9,950,000 - £8,752,020**
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245m2
432m2
9 rooms
6 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
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Excellent condition In resort
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Excellent conditionBENEFITS
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Price
€9,950,000 £8,752,020**
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** The currency conversion is for convenience of reference only.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Price
€9,950,000 - £8,752,020**
Agency Fees paid by
vendor
Property Tax
From - €4 547
** The currency conversion is for convenience of reference only
€9,950,000 - £8,752,020**
This fantastic alpine chalet of a total 245m2 boasts an enviable position in Courchevel 1850, perfectly situated away from the hustle and bustle of the village centre while still providing easy access to both the village and the nearby ski slopes. Nestled among the trees, the chalet offers stunning views and features six bedrooms, making it a true gem in the heart of the Courchevel and the Alps.
The chalet comprises 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, with the top floor consisting of the master suite. The chalet also has a garage, laundry room, hammam and outdoor parking and garden.
Courchevel 1850 is the gateway to the largest ski area in the world, the 3 Valleys, and the village itself boasts exquisite fine dining, luxury boutiques and fantastic bars.
With a plot of land at 432m2 there are options for extension or rebuild.
This fantastic alpine chalet of a total 245m2 boasts an enviable position in Courchevel 1850, perfectly situated away from the hustle and bustle of the village centre while still providing easy access to both the village and the nearby ski slopes. Nestled among the trees, the chalet offers stunning views and features six bedrooms, making it a true gem in the heart of Courchevel and the Alps.
The chalet comprises :
Level 0
-Bedroom 6 - 10.37m2
-Bedroom 5 - 8.12m2
-Bathroom - 3.92m2
-Separate toilet - 1.15m2
-Garage -16.96m2
-Ski room - 7.33m2
-Laundry - 6.12m2
-Hammam - 5.83m2
Level 1
-Hall - 7.94m2
-Bedroom 1 with bathroom and WC - 16.24m2
-Bedrooms 2 - 13.24m2 with balcony
-Bedroom 3 - 11.56m2
-Bathroom with WC - 4.18m2
LEVEL 2
-Kitchen 10.03m2
-Dining room / Living room with balcony - 47.22m2
-Separate WC - 1.5m2
-Terrace - 12m2
LEVEL 3
- Master bedroom - 23.34m2 with balcony,
- Dressing room 3.92m2
- Bathroom and WC - 4.86m2
The chalet sits on a parcel of land at 432m2 and the size can be increased, giving a very good potential for this chalet if the buyer wishes to extend or build a new chalet.
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Ste Foy Tarentaise offers something increasingly rare in the Alps — a sense of tranquillity and authenticity. It’s a resort where you can ski fresh powder days after a snowfall, enjoy panoramic views of Mont Pourri and the Aiguille Rouge, and feel genuinely connected to the mountain environment. For many, Sainte-Foy is not just a place to ski — it’s a place to slow down, reconnect with nature, and experience winter in its purest form. The village retains a traditional alpine charm feeling more like a community than a tourist complex, with cosy restaurants, wood-fired chalets, and friendly locals. Après-ski is relaxed — think vin chaud by the fire, fondue or raclette dinners, and small bars rather than nightclubs. There are also luxury chalets and boutique lodges, many with spa facilities and stunning mountain views, making it a favourite among those who prefer understated elegance over glitz. Known as a hidden gem for off-piste and powder skiing, the resort has about 1,000 hectares of skiable terrain, but its charm lies in the freeride zones and tree skiing that expert skiers love. Routes like the North Face of Fogliettaz or the descent to the village of Le Monal offer incredible backcountry experiences. For beginners and families, the groomed runs are wide, uncrowded, and sunny — ideal for learning in a peaceful environment. The multiple ski schools and small lift queues make it especially family-friendly. It’s not only about skiing, other winter activities to enjoy include snowshoeing through the forests or to the historic hamlet of Le Monal; Ski touring for more adventurous mountain lovers; Heliskiing, with drops over the border into Italy; dog-sledding, ice climbing, and guided nature walks to explore the untouched wilderness. In summer, Sainte-Foy Tarentaise sheds its snowy coat and transforms into a tranquil alpine haven — a place where wildflowers replace powder fields and the rhythm of the mountains slows. Ste Foy’s summer charm lies in its authentic mountain life. Local farms produce Beaufort cheese, and small markets sell honey, jam, and charcuterie from the region. For the adventurous, the surrounding area offers paragliding, white-water rafting on the Isère, climbing, and canyoning. Naturally, it’s a gateway to some of the most beautiful hiking routes in the Tarentaise. From gentle walks to challenging climbs, there’s a trail for every ability. If cycling is more your thing, there are numerous, famous cols to wind your way up or mountain biking routes including lifts open to whisk you up high. Throughout summer, the village hosts fêtes and local events — simple, joyful gatherings celebrating alpine traditions, music, and cuisine. The Eurostar offers a regular service to Bourg Saint Maurice which lies at the foot of Sainte Foy Tarentaise, from here a taxi transfer can be arranged. Local airports are Lyon (135kms), Geneva (130kms). Chambery (75kms) and Grenoble (115kms).
137 properties in Three ValleysSophisticated, chic and expensive. The highest and most famous of the Courchevel resorts was founded from scratch in 1946 and was the first purpose built ski resort. Since the beginning 1850 has long been the preferred ski destination of the rich and famous French who, over the years, have been joined by growing numbers of wealthy visitors from Britain, Russia and more recently the glamour of Bollywood and the new money of China. It has a huge capacity to entertain its visitors both on and off the snow, with its vast array of restaurants providing sushi to French gourmet. It boasts a 2* Michelin restaurant, plus many other highly rated establishments to suit both traditional and modern tastes. In addition it has a good selection of night clubs and bars. If you fancy dancing to dawn try Les Caves ..... I’m sure I spotted Austin Powers in there ........ Shopping is plentiful and there are many well known expensive brands on offer - this is a resort of fur coats and diamonds. It is also a good place for non-skiers with many other pastimes on hand including a huge ice rink which also hosts shows and ice hockey and a bowling centre. There is also snow shoeing, ice climbing, snow karting, plane and helicopter rides alongside many cultural events and art shows. 1850 also delivers quality accommodation with a higher proportion of luxury lodgings than most resorts. Most of its clientele still prefer 4* luxury hotels although the popularity of the luxury chalet market is steadily growing. It’s hard to rival 1850 for its classy comfort and outstanding cuisine – and certainly hard to rival for cost! At the top of the resort is the helicopter base and Altiport where a well subscribed aero club is active throughout the summer and winter. In summer 1850 opens its 18 hole golf course which is situated at the foot of the Saulire peak. The superb view of the lake from hole number 1 stretches out before you, and the club runs golf and gourmet weekends along with the neighbouring golf course in Meribel. The tourist office and proprietors work hard, summer and winter, to add value for the holiday goer with nightly entertainment, special events (from art and culture, to extreme ski competitions, to vodka evenings). Overall 1850 has put in considerable effort to earn and keep its reputation and whilst it has stunning snow quality and perfectly groomed pistes it is still best known for its après ski. But don’t be fooled, this is a resort that offers some extreme ski experiences right alongside the beautifully manicured pistes ideal for beginners and those less confident. The ski guiding service flourishes as the rich and famous seek their thrills. The off-piste in the Three Valleys is exceptional and you can also take a helicopter to Italy for even more amazing ski experiences. Here, there is something for everyone.
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