Luxury 4 bedroom Chalet for sale in Villarabout, Saint Martin de Belleville, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
On entering the ground floor, there is an entrance hall which leads to a generously sized double bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. A terrace off this double bedroom houses an outdoor hot tub which is a luxury after a day on the mountain. Adjacent to this bedroom is a children's bunk bedroom, making it a fantastic family suite.
As you ascend to the first floor there are two more double bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms, one of which also enjoys access out ont...
On entering the ground floor, there is an entrance hall which leads to a generously sized double bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. A terrace off this double bedroom houses an outdoor hot tub which is a luxury after a day on the mountain. Adjacent to this bedroom is a children's bunk bedroom, making it a fantastic family suite.
As you ascend to the first floor there are two more double bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms, one of which also enjoys access out onto a private balcony. All of the bedrooms feature a beautiful decor, complemented with bespoke soft furnishings, creating a very cosy yet contemporary ambience.
Spanning the entire top floor of the chalet, there is a magnificent open plan living area, featuring the exposed timber ceiling and a central log burner which can spin round to be enjoyed in different areas of the living area. This space is truly the heart of the chalet, and features a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, and a comfortable living room area. It also enjoys large glass doors, which not only flood the room with light, but also open out onto a balcony, from which you can enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
The lower ground floor features an additional fifth bedroom with en-suite shower room, which currently transforms from a TV/games room to a fourth bedroom. Further on this level is a storage room, laundry, and plant room.
The chalet really has everything you could want from a top of the range ski chalet, both from a functionality and design perspective. Situated in Villarabout, a charming, sought-after village in the Belleville Valley, it couldn't be better located.
Situated in a quiet setting, but still just 1 km from the shops, restaurants, bars and 3 Valleys ski links of Saint Martin de Belleville, this superb property really allows you to enjoy the best of both worlds, and with a free ski bus running too, you can be on the slopes of the world's largest ski area in no time.
The chalet is also primely located to enjoy the beautiful summers in the valley, with a year-round village community and a vast array of sports, activities and events on offer.
This truly is a property boasting an incredibly high level of finish and a coveted location, perfect for enjoying every season in the French Alps. A serene escape for both adventurers and relaxation seekers alike.
Ground Floor : Entrance Hallway 6.50m2, Parental suite with double room and bunk bedroom and bathroom 25.25m2.
First Floor : 2nd En-suite Bedroom 21.30m2, 3rd En-suite Bedroom 20.30m2 Guest WC : 1.31m2.
Second Floor : Open plan living area of over 54m2.
Basement Floor : 4th En-suite Bedroom 16.65m2, Plant Room 4.20m2, Storage Room 7.45m2.
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