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3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | Floor 66m² | Plot 226m²
€840,000 - £738,864**
3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | Floor 66m² | Plot 226.00m²
€840,000 - £738,864**
5' drive to ski
5' drive to ski
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66m2
226m2
4 rooms
3 bedrooms
1 bathroom
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Good condition 5' DRIVE TO SKI
MOUNTAIN VIEW
CHARACTER PROPERTY
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Good conditionBENEFITS
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Price
€840,000 £738,864**
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vendor
Property Tax
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** The currency conversion is for convenience of reference only.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Price
€840,000 - £738,864**
Agency Fees paid by
vendor
Property Tax
From - €680
** The currency conversion is for convenience of reference only
€840,000 - £738,864**
This 3 bedroomed 90m2 (63 loi carrez) village house in St Bon, Courchevel has a good size garden and the possibility of creating private parking.
It is in a quiet spot with afternoon and evening sun and panoramic views in all directions.
The property comprises :
-private entry through the garden
-Steps up to the front door and cloak room
-This 1st floor has large windows and fantastic views and is an open plan living space with large dining table and seating area plus kitchen
-WC
-Upstairs leads to a bedroom and an additional storage area in the eves.
-On the ground floor are 2 double bedrooms, a shower room and a laundry / storage room plus WC
The garden has a useful shed for storing sports, gardening equipment and a 2nd building for the technical component of the heating system.
St Bon is the Chef lieu of Courchevel, the main original village, it has the local Town Hall, a supermarket, ski shop and pizza restaurant
Easy access to skiing and return on skis direct to the village
This very pretty 90m2 (63m2 loi carrez) 3 bedroomed property in Courchevel, 3 Valleys has a good amount of land (a rarity in these villages) making it a great property for year round living, as well as holidays.
The property is in a quiet, private position on the edge of the village and comprises of-
- private entry through the garden
- Steps up to the front door and cloak room
- This first floor is a large, open plan kitchen and living space with dining table and fantastic mountain views
- a WC
- up stairs leads to a bedroom and an additional storage area in the eves.
- down on the ground floor are 2 double bedrooms (possible to create a door directly out into the garden) , a shower room and a laundry / storage room
- a WC
The garden has a lawn, plus a good size vegetable plot., and a terrace area for outside dining and sunset aperos. There is a useful shed for storing sports and gardening equipment and an out building for the technical component of the fuel heating system.
There is the possibility of creating your own private parking (formal application needed to the Mairie), at present there is nearby free public parking
The property is ready to move into but also has plenty of scope for alterations and improvements.
St Bon is the Chef lieu of Courchevel, the main original village, it has the local Town Hall, a supermarket, ski shop and pizza restaurant.
Easy access to skiing and return on skis direct via a pisted red run (snow conditions permitting) to the village,
There is a free bus that runs all winter and in July and August up to all the Courchevel villages , or down to Bozel.
St Bon is 2 kms by road to Le Praz where there are 3 ski lifts and good (paid) parking. Le Praz also has 7 restaurants, a range of shops, cross country skiing, ski jumps and a lake for ice diving in winter and fishing and swimming in summer.
St Bon is approximately 2 hours from Geneva and Lyon airport, 1 hr 15 from Chambery airport and 20 Minutes from Moutiers train station.
Get in touch for more information and viewings
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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr
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