Stunning 1 bedroom for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Val d'Isere, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
Situated in one of the resort's most prestigious areas, this peaceful property, directly connected to the main square and just minutes from the slopes, offers a range of qualities rarely found in a single property.
The bright and welcoming living room enjoys a south-facing aspect and opens onto a truly special feature: a garden level offering direct access to nature, while also boasting a commanding and unobstructed view of the village and mountains.
This layout is particularly rare. You can enjo...
Situated in one of the resort's most prestigious areas, this peaceful property, directly connected to the main square and just minutes from the slopes, offers a range of qualities rarely found in a single property.
The bright and welcoming living room enjoys a south-facing aspect and opens onto a truly special feature: a garden level offering direct access to nature, while also boasting a commanding and unobstructed view of the village and mountains.
This layout is particularly rare. You can enjoy the comfort of an outdoor space in close contact with nature, without sacrificing the spectacular view of a hanging garden.
The apartment includes a beautiful living room with a fitted kitchen, a comfortable bedroom, a bathroom with a bathtub, and a practical entrance hall with storage.
Sold with a parking space, a cellar, and a ski locker, this apartment offers an ideal pied-a-terre for enjoying the mountains in every season, or a unique and high-quality investment opportunity in Val d'Isere, in an area where such properties are scarce.
A turnkey apartment, perfectly laid out, boasting a sought-after location and breathtaking views.
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1. Signing the Agreement (Compris)
On finding a property you wish to purchase you will need to negotiate the terms, price and conditions of the sale with the owner.
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