Luxury 5 bedroom House for sale in Saint Martin de Belleville, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
This superb property has been designed to serve equally well as a welcoming family home and a high-performing rental investment. The accommodation is generous and well laid out, with five en-suite bedrooms providing excellent comfort and privacy for family members or guests.
The living areas are warm and inviting, blending authentic Alpine character with modern comfort, and open naturally onto the outdoor spaces. The property is sold fully furnished, offering a turnkey solut...
This superb property has been designed to serve equally well as a welcoming family home and a high-performing rental investment. The accommodation is generous and well laid out, with five en-suite bedrooms providing excellent comfort and privacy for family members or guests.
The living areas are warm and inviting, blending authentic Alpine character with modern comfort, and open naturally onto the outdoor spaces. The property is sold fully furnished, offering a turnkey solution for immediate enjoyment or operating as a rental chalet. The furnishings have been carefully chosen to complement the Alpine setting and enhance the sense of comfort and quality throughout.
The chalet also sits on its own plot of over 700m2 with generous garden space and also a lock up garden storage cabin at the end of the private drive.
It benefits from easy access to the Three Valleys, the largest linked ski area in the world, offering over 600km of pistes suitable for all abilities. You can reach St Martin de Belleville on the free ski bus service and from here, skiers can enjoy direct links to Les Menuires, Meribel, Courchevel, and Val Thorens, renowned for its high altitude skiing and long, reliable season.
The ski area is equally celebrated for its excellent snow record, modern lift infrastructure, and wide variety of terrain, from gentle green and blue runs to challenging high-alpine slopes and off piste skiing. Beyond winter, St Martin de Belleville is a thriving four-season destination. The summer months offer extensive opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, road cycling, trail running, and climbing, all set within spectacular Alpine scenery.
Traditional village life, local markets, cultural events, and a strong gastronomic reputation - including Michelin-starred dining - ensure the area remains lively and attractive year-round. This blend of world-class skiing, authentic village charm, and summer mountain lifestyle makes the chalet particularly appealing for both personal use and seasonal rentals across multiple seasons.
Combining a peaceful hamlet setting, exceptional views, outdoor wellness features, and access to one of the most prestigious ski domains in the world, this fully furnished chalet represents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive Alpine property with enduring lifestyle and investment appeal.
First Floor : Living Room-Kitchen : 52.84m2 Terrasse : 34.50m2
Ground Floor Entrance : 14.33m2 Master Bedroom 1 : 20.21m2 Dressing Room : 2.51m2 Master 1 Bathroom : 6.88m2 Bedroom 2 : 11.24m2 Shower room : 3.67m2 Bedroom 3 : 10.59m2 Shower room : 3.40m2
Garden Level : Bedroom 4 : 14.69m2 Shower room : 3.22m2 Master Bedroom 2 : 28.77m2 Dressing Room : 4.07m2 Master 2 Bathroom : 7.81m2 Laundry Plant Room : 5.61m2.
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