Immaculate 5 bedroom Apartment for sale with panoramic view in Courchevel 1850, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
Set on the 2nd floor, it benefits from a privileged environment and remarkable panoramic views of the Alpine peaks. Its spacious living area opens onto a spectacular 55 m2 terrace equipped with a private Jacuzzi, providing an ideal setting to extend skiing days in an intimate atmosphere, and a cinema room.
The apartment is organised around a generous 53 m2 reception area, combining living room and kitchen, designed as the core of the property. The sleeping area includes...
Set on the 2nd floor, it benefits from a privileged environment and remarkable panoramic views of the Alpine peaks. Its spacious living area opens onto a spectacular 55 m2 terrace equipped with a private Jacuzzi, providing an ideal setting to extend skiing days in an intimate atmosphere, and a cinema room.
The apartment is organised around a generous 53 m2 reception area, combining living room and kitchen, designed as the core of the property. The sleeping area includes five bedrooms as well as a children's room, accompanied by five bathrooms, allowing family and friends to be received in absolute comfort. A parking space and cellar completes this superb property.
PRIVILEGED ADDRESS
Just 150 metres from the slopes, the residence allows you to fully enjoy the art of living in Courchevel, between skiing, gastronomy, wellness, and bespoke services. The experience is extended within communal areas, designed like a prestigious hotel establishment: 24/7 reception and concierge, swimming pool, sauna, hammam, spa with treatment rooms, restaurant, bar, ski room, and ski shop. Every detail has been thought out to offer a smooth and confidential experience, from arriving at the station to returning from skiing.
HIGHLIGHTS
A space dedicated to renting ski equipment and selling accessories is directly integrated into the residence.
A specialised team ensures daily preparation and management of the equipment, with personalised service for each apartment. Particular attention is thus paid to the residents' comfort to enable them to reach the slopes in the best conditions.
SERVICES & FEATURES
Five-star hotel services- 24/7 reception and concierge- Swimming pool- Sauna and hammam- Spa and treatment cabins- Restaurant and bar- Ski room and ski shop- Maintenance service- Room service.
A property designed to combine the intimacy of a private residence with the services of a 5-star hotel, in one of the most sought-after Alpine environments in the world.
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