Beautiful 8 bedroom House for sale in La Plagne, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
Situated a short distance from La Plagne, this peaceful village has a vast ski area just around the corner.
This exceptional property in the heart of the village combines modern living with a sympathetic renovation in a stunning setting. Its generous south-west facing garden is a haven of peace for al fresco dining, fun for the family (there's a fabulous treehouse ) or moments of relaxation.
The spacious and welcoming main house comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a ...
Situated a short distance from La Plagne, this peaceful village has a vast ski area just around the corner.
This exceptional property in the heart of the village combines modern living with a sympathetic renovation in a stunning setting. Its generous south-west facing garden is a haven of peace for al fresco dining, fun for the family (there's a fabulous treehouse ) or moments of relaxation.
The spacious and welcoming main house comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a light-filled living-dining room with a wood-burning stove - 33 m2, a separate study, also with a wood-burning stove, ideal for working from home or as a reading corner - 13 m2, a functional and convivial kitchen-dining room, opening onto the large terrace and garden - 32 m2 and a WC with washbasin for added convenience, on the ground floor. There is a second entrance with washbasin and cloakroom.
On the first floor is a master bedroom suite with shower and WC, offering privacy and comfort - 18 m2, three additional spacious bedrooms, perfect for children or guests, and a family bathroom with shower and double basin, designed for everyday use.
A guest area consisting of two en-suite bedrooms, each with separate shower, and a separate WC completes this floor.
In the basement is a practical laundry room, and two converted cellars, ideal for storage or a workshop.
An adjoining, connected and independent house comprises a separate entrance, a dining room and kitchen, a living room with a skylight and a separate WC on the ground floor.
On the first floor is a spacious landing beneath a cathedral ceiling providing volume and brightness, a bright bedroom - 10 m2, a cosy children's bedroom - 8 m2, a shower room and separate WC.
NB: The guest area of the main house can be attached to the second house.
This adjoining house, connected to the main house, offers welcome independence for older children, guests or a home-based business.
Practical outbuildings and a play area - A garage to house your vehicles, a vaulted cellar, typical of village houses, for storage or wine cellar, a recent boiler room, and a tree house, a magical place for children, where hide-and-seek and outdoor games are synonymous with happiness.
Let yourself be charmed: - Notre-Dame-du-Pre, between mountains and valleys, offers a countryside environment but is close to amenities and outdoor activities.
- Generous living spaces: Over 250 m2 of living space, divided between
the main house and adjoining house, for a fulfilling family life or
hospitality projects.
- A sunny garden: South-west facing, it is ideal for outdoor dining, games or relaxation.
- A carefully renovated property: Combining old-world charm (beams,
stonework, vaulted cellars) with modern comforts (insulation, efficient
heating, bright spaces). - Rare potential: The tree house, guest areas,
cellars and garage make this property a favourite for families or lovers of
characterful homes.
PERFECT for large families looking for space, conviviality and nature.
IDEAL for lovers of old stone who want a tastefully renovated property.
FUNCTIONAL and COMFORTABLE; what a place to be working from home or for freelancers, thanks to the many possible workspaces.
INTERESTING for investors looking for an unusual property with strong rental potential (gites, guest rooms).
This renovated village house is a rare opportunity to acquire a property that combines history, space and quality of life.
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