Stylish 5 bedroom Chalet for sale in Bozel, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
Situated in a sought-after area, this recent and perfectly maintained property, facing south, enjoys remarkable sunshine and an exceptional panoramic view of Courchevel, the Bozel valley and the Dent du Villard.
Built on a plot of approximately 535 m2, it offers comfortable volumes, a functional layout and great potential for development, particularly thanks to its lower level, which could be converted into separate accommodation.
The entrance hall leads to a large 52 m2 living area comprising a living room, dining room and open-pl...
Situated in a sought-after area, this recent and perfectly maintained property, facing south, enjoys remarkable sunshine and an exceptional panoramic view of Courchevel, the Bozel valley and the Dent du Villard.
Built on a plot of approximately 535 m2, it offers comfortable volumes, a functional layout and great potential for development, particularly thanks to its lower level, which could be converted into separate accommodation.
The entrance hall leads to a large 52 m2 living area comprising a living room, dining room and open-plan kitchen. This space, bathed in light thanks to its large windows, opens onto a south-facing balcony and west and east-facing terraces, ideal for enjoying the outdoors at any time of day. A WC with washbasin completes this level.
A 45 m2 double garage and two outdoor parking spaces ensure optimal parking convenience.
The sleeping area on the first floor consists of three spacious bedrooms of approximately 14, 17 and 19 m2, two of which have access to the south-facing balcony, offering unobstructed views. A bathroom with a family shower and a separate wall-mounted WC complete this floor.
Lower level - separate access - This level is a real asset to the property. It comprises two large bedrooms of 19 and 21 m2, opening onto the garden and a covered terrace, as well as an additional 12 m2 room equipped with underfloor heating.
Thanks to its existing separate access, this space allows for the creation of an independent one- or two-bedroom apartment, ideal for: a rental project (seasonal or year-round), hosting family or friends, a professional activity or a teleworking space.
This level also includes a boiler room, a laundry room and a cellar.
Technical features: Wood-fired boiler and electric backup heating, Thermodynamic water heater, and 89 m2 crawl space.
Location The house is located just 6 km from Bozel, a dynamic town offering shops, schools and services. Free shuttle buses provide easy access to Courchevel and the entire 3 Vallees ski area, both in summer and winter, making this property a rare opportunity for a primary or secondary residence or an investment.
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