Architect Designed 4 bedroom Maison for sale in Megeve, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
Situated just a 7 minute walk from the village centre, this 170m2 property was designed by a renowned local architect.
Originally an old farmhouse, it was completely dismantled and then carefully rebuilt, combining authenticity and modernity.
Built on a 600m2 plot, the chalet benefits from direct ski-out access, a rare and sought-after asset, allowing ski-in ski-out from the property.
The chalet is located on a private road serving four chalets, and is...
Situated just a 7 minute walk from the village centre, this 170m2 property was designed by a renowned local architect.
Originally an old farmhouse, it was completely dismantled and then carefully rebuilt, combining authenticity and modernity.
Built on a 600m2 plot, the chalet benefits from direct ski-out access, a rare and sought-after asset, allowing ski-in ski-out from the property.
The chalet is located on a private road serving four chalets, and is the highest, situated at the summit, guaranteeing a total absence of vis-a-vis and offering unobstructed views and a peaceful setting.
The roof was completely redone 3 years ago, with an investment of EUR100,000, guaranteeing its durability and excellent quality.
The property offers great privacy, in an unspoilt mountain setting where you feel truly in the middle of nature, with no visual intrusion. It perfectly embodies the spirit of the mountain family chalet, with its south-western exposure offering plenty of light and unobstructed views of the surrounding mountains.
A games room equipped with a pool table completes the living spaces, offering a convivial place to relax.
For added comfort and accessibility, a wheelchair elevator provides easy access from the garage to the chalet for the elderly or those with reduced mobility.
LAYOUT
LEVEL 1
- A welcoming entrance hall
- A spacious living room with fireplace, opening onto a south-west-facing
terrace
- A mezzanine offering additional space
- A kitchen opening onto the dining area
- A bedroom with shower room and WC
- A recreation room (billiards)
- A functional utility room
LEVEL 2
- An en suite bedroom with private shower room
LEVEL 3
- Two bedrooms with private shower rooms and WCs.
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