Chalet Barliette

Set in the sunny surroundings of Passy, this beautifully crafted bespoke home was completed in 2025 and enjoys wonderful views of the Fiz mountain range and surrounding peaks. With easy access to numerous alpine activity areas and mountain resorts, it offers a peaceful setting with excellent year-round access to the mountains. Built by a specialist chalet constructor, the chalet has a fully bespoke design that combines high-quality natural materials, modern technology and excellent energy performance. On the ground floor, the cathedral-height open-plan kitchen, dining and living area is filled with natural light and enjoys beautiful mountain views, alongside a fully equipped bespoke kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and guest WC. Upstairs a closed mezzanine provides an additional bedroom, office and bathroom with WC, while the fully damp-proofed basement includes a cinema room, laundry/utility room with wine fridge, technical room and generous integrated storage. Outside, the property features a lovely garden with panoramic mountain views, a heated swimming pool, independent garage with power and two outdoor parking spaces. The specification includes solid oak flooring, a bespoke chestnut staircase, copper drainage, electric shutters, remote-controlled awning, blackout blinds and EV charging at the house and garage. Energy efficiency is enhanced by a high-performance heat pump, 240mm of roof insulation and a dedicated second heat pump for the pool when required. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a virtually new mountain home combining contemporary comfort, thoughtful design and an exceptional alpine setting.

4 bedroom Chalet for sale in Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval — mountain character, room to make it yours On the Route de la Cascade du Rouget in the sought-after hamlet of Salvagny, this traditional chalet offers 87.65 m² of living space, four bedrooms and a generous living room — well suited to a family holiday home or rental investment. Set in a well-kept garden with exterior parking and a sunny balcony, the chalet pairs authentic alpine character with genuinely usable outdoor space. A recently renovated roof and a new wood burner are already in place, taking two major expenses off a buyer's list from day one. The sleeping capacity is generous for a chalet of this size, and the overall feel is warm and inviting. Inside, the entrance opens onto a welcoming living room built around the wood burner — a warm, social heart to the home with direct access to the balcony. Four bedrooms and 2 bathrooms are spread across two levels, giving flexible sleeping arrangements and privacy for guests. The plot itself totals 477 m² of buildable land, meaning an extension to the existing building is possible, subject to planning permission being granted by the Mairie — an appealing option for a buyer looking to grow the property over time. The septic tank, although fully functioning, is over ten years old, so buyers should budget for replacement within the first year of ownership. The property is currently set up as a primary residence, is in excellent functioning condition, and a new owner could move in immediately. That said, buyers ready to invest some renovation work will unlock its full potential — a solid alpine base with room to make it their own. Contact us to arrange a viewing.

Nestled in a peaceful hamlet just outside the charming village of Le Biot, this authentic Savoyard farmhouse offers exceptional potential for those seeking a character-filled renovation project in a stunning Alpine setting. Dating back to 1893, the property includes a detached main house, a large two-storey stone-and-wood annex, a mazot, and surrounding land totalling approximately 2,400m². Property Overview This former farmstead spans two levels plus a basement, with a footprint of around 100m², and includes: Basement: A large main cellar and a second vaulted cellar, ideal for wine storage or future conversion. Ground Floor: Entrance hallway, fitted kitchen, and a living room with wood-burning insert, two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and WC, external access to a storage room (cellier). Upper Level: A spacious open barn with exposed beams and timber flooring – ripe for transformation into additional living space (subject to planning approval). Annex Building A detached two-level stone-and-wood outbuilding, currently uninhabitable: Ground floor: bare flooring. Upper level: wooden floor. Excellent potential to convert into a separate dwelling, studio, or workshop (services not yet connected). Exterior Covered terrace, private parking area, mazot, and garden. Parcel is made up of multiple plots, with the house and annex legally designated for residential use in the local zoning plan (PLU). Total land area includes a non-adjoining parcel, ideal for gardening or recreation. Construction & Technical Details Stone masonry on the ground floor, timber upper barn, and steel sheet roofing (2015) in excellent condition. Non-insulated roof, recent electric heating, and double-glazed windows with shutters. Septic tank (not up to current standards). The main house is habitable, though a full renovation (including insulation and finishing of the barn) is required for modern living standards. The annex is structurally sound, but also in need of full renovation for habitation. Location Peaceful countryside location, just 1.5km from Le Biot village centre. 14km to Morzine, 19km to Thonon-les-Bains, and 60km to Geneva Airport. Orientation: South and West, offering plenty of natural light and pastoral views. Some neighbouring properties nearby, but not directly overlooking. Condition & Potential The main ground floor is liveable, making it possible to reside on-site while undertaking works. Ideal for those seeking to create a bespoke Alpine home, holiday let, or investment property. The annex offers additional development potential, whether for multi-generational living, a rental unit, or professional workspace. Why You'll Love It A rare, character-filled property with great bones and huge potential Quiet natural setting with peaceful views and sunshine Live-in-ready ground floor while you renovate Separate outbuilding for future conversion Increasingly rare opportunity to buy a traditional Savoyard farmhouse.

Discover Chalet Chevreuil, a charming property built in 1976 and ideally located in the Lachat area, at the gateway to Les Carroz d’Arâches. At the end of a small private, tree-lined driveway, the property comes into view. It enjoys a rare setting directly bordering meadows and woodland, offering a peaceful, unspoilt lifestyle close to nature and sheltered from view. Set on a beautiful, verdant plot of 1,336 m², the property offers approximately 147 m² of living space arranged over two levels. It has been very well maintained by its owners over the years and is habitable as it stands, but also represents an outstanding renovation project with exceptional potential to create the tailor-made mountain retreat of your dreams. The ground floor, offering approximately 92 m², is centred around a large, bright and welcoming living area with a kitchen corner, where provision can be made for the installation of a wood-burning stove. It also comprises two bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC. Upstairs, a mezzanine provides a sleeping area, while an approximately 55 m² open-plan space offers numerous layout possibilities, including the creation of a master suite, dormitory or games room. The house is completed by a huge 25 m² garage with excellent headroom beneath the roof, offering further potential. It is accessible directly from the kitchen and could easily be converted into living accommodation, provided that a carport is created to compensate for the loss of the garage. This unique property will appeal to mountain enthusiasts looking for a home offering absolute peace and tranquillity in a bucolic setting, ready to reveal its full character following renovation. LEGAL INFORMATION Agency fees of 4% (VAT included) payable by the buyer are included in the price. Price excluding fees: €440,000 Property tax: €899 Housing tax: €1,607 Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): Standard energy consumption: 360 kWh/m²/year — Class E Estimated emissions: 69 kg CO₂e/m²/year — Class E Estimated annual energy costs: between €2,550 and €3,490 per year, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022 and 2023.