Wow factor 8 bedroom Chalet for sale in Huez, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
This superb property sits in a prime area in a World-Class Resort in the heart of the Grandes Rousses massif.
Alpe d'Huez is celebrated for its 250km of varied terrain, exceptional snow quality, and more than 300 days of sunshine each year-earning its nickname, "The Island in the Sun". From gentle beginner zones to iconic expert descents such as the 16km Sarenne, the resort offers one of the most complete ski experiences in the Alps.
In summer, Alpe d'Huez transforms into a vibrant alpine playground. Cyclists fr...
This superb property sits in a prime area in a World-Class Resort in the heart of the Grandes Rousses massif.
Alpe d'Huez is celebrated for its 250km of varied terrain, exceptional snow quality, and more than 300 days of sunshine each year-earning its nickname, "The Island in the Sun". From gentle beginner zones to iconic expert descents such as the 16km Sarenne, the resort offers one of the most complete ski experiences in the Alps.
In summer, Alpe d'Huez transforms into a vibrant alpine playground. Cyclists from around the world come to tackle the legendary 21 hairpin bends of the Tour de France, while hikers and mountain bikers enjoy an extensive lift network operating throughout July and August.
This amazing chalet has been thoughtfully designed to combine generous volumes, elegant contemporary styling and effortless functionality. Large picture windows and sliding doors ensure that natural light, mountain panoramas and year-round sunshine are central to the living experience.
Accommodation
• 7 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms, each with excellent storage,
and two featuring private balconies with direct slope views.
• 8th bedroom/staff quarters with shower and WC, ideal for hosting or
private use.
• Expansive open-plan living and dining area with soft leather furnishings
and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
• Renovated professional-grade kitchen, perfectly equipped for hosting
and catering.
• Generous south-facing sun terrace, an exceptional outdoor space for
dining, relaxation and unforgettable views.
• Outdoor hot tub for indulgent apres-ski moments.
• Private steam room (Hamam) on the lower ground floor.
• Dedicated cinema room with projector HDTV, Sky HD and surround-
sound entertainment system.
• Fully equipped laundry room with washer, dryer and WC.
• Heated boot room with custom boot warmers.
• Ski/cycle room with direct access to the piste.
• Large ambient storage room with chest freezer and secure owner's
lock-up.
• Additional annex ideal for bikes, logs and seasonal equipment.
• Off-road parking for up to 5 vehicles.
Seldom do chalets offering this combination of true doorstep skiing, architectural quality, expansive accommodation and year-round rental potential come to market in Alpe d'Huez.
This outstanding property is a distinguished mountain home designed for those seeking both elegance and adventure at the very heart of one of France's premier resorts.
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