Reference256456
Price1,199,500 EUR
Bedrooms6
Bathrooms5
Floor Space487.0m2
Land Area1,542.0m2

Authentic 6 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Mieussy, Auvergne Rhone Alpes

1,199,500 EUR
995,585 GBP1,259,475 USD
Beautifully refurbished 3 storey, 6 bedroom historical house set in glorious landscaped gardens, while enjoying panoramic mountain views from its location near all amenities in the heart of Mieussy.

The village is known for its Alpine charm and outdoor activities. It has a rich history and serves as a gateway to nearby ski resorts. These include the Portes du Soleil, the Grand Massif, L'Espace de Lys and Les Brasses. ••Life in Mieussy offers the best of both worlds as Geneva is an easy 30 km commute through the stunning Valley Verte. ••

This outstanding property was once a convent dating back to 1585, and is situated near the church in Mieussy within walkin...
Beautifully refurbished 3 storey, 6 bedroom historical house set in glorious landscaped gardens, while enjoying panoramic mountain views from its location near all amenities in the heart of Mieussy.

The village is known for its Alpine charm and outdoor activities. It has a rich history and serves as a gateway to nearby ski resorts. These include the Portes du Soleil, the Grand Massif, L'Espace de Lys and Les Brasses. ••Life in Mieussy offers the best of both worlds as Geneva is an easy 30 km commute through the stunning Valley Verte. ••

This outstanding property was once a convent dating back to 1585, and is situated near the church in Mieussy within walking distance of the village's amenities. While retaining its rich historical charm, it has been tastefully modernised to offer luxury and comfort.

The property's layout combines elegance and functionality, offering a spacious kitchen and dining area featuring an ornate wood-burning stove, a comfortable living room with an open fire, a utility room, games room, boiler room, WC, shower room, and ample storage space, on the ground floor.

On the first floor are four generously sized bedrooms, including three with en-suite facilities (two with en-suite showers and one with an en-suite bathroom and walk in wardrobe), plus separate WCs.

A private apartment is on the second floor. A dramatic space with 10-meter-high ceilings and 190m2 of living area. This floor is currently configured with two living room areas, a large open-plan kitchen and dining area, an open-plan bedroom with curtains for privacy, an annex bedroom, a walk in wardrobe, and a bathroom.

••Should a new owner wish to do so, this entire floor could be a large entertainment space and incorporated with the rest of the house. ••

On the garden level is a workshop, cellar, and additional storage areas.

OUTDOOR FEATURES

The property is set on a large plot, complete with a landscaped garden, a sunny terrace, and a lower garden area. A carport accommodates two vehicles, adding convenience to this idyllic retreat.

MIEUSSY: A HIDDEN GEM IN THE HAUTE-SAVOIE

Mieussy is famously the birthplace of modern paragliding, with the first successful recreational flights taking place at Pointe du Pertuiset in 1978. This achievement attracts paragliding enthusiasts from around the world. The village itself is home to the 17th-century Church of Saint-Gervais-et-Saint-Protais, a peaceful spot showcasing traditional Savoyard architecture.

Visitors can enjoy authentic Alpine cuisine at local restaurants, as well as explore local farms that offer fresh cheeses like Reblochon and traditional Savoyard products.

ACCESS TO SKI RESORTS

Mieussy is close to several ski resorts, including: Sommand (L'Espace de Lys) (10-15 minutes), a family-friendly spot for skiing and snowboarding. Les Brasses (20-25 minutes), with stunning Alpine views. Les Gets (30-35 minutes), part of the Portes du Soleil ski area. Morillon (20-25 minutes), offering access to the Grand Massif domain.

FETE DES BERGERS: THE COW FESTIVAL Mieussy's Fete des Bergers (Shepherds' Festival) celebrates its farming heritage. This late-summer event features cattle parades, cheese-making demonstrations, traditional music, and sheepdog displays, creating a vibrant celebration of Alpine culture.

This remarkable house offers a unique blend of historical beauty and modern luxury. With its spacious rooms, thoughtful design, and proximity to nature and village life, it is perfectly suited for families, outdoor lovers, or anyone seeking a peaceful yet dynamic lifestyle.
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