Set just moments from both the slopes and the centre of Val d’Isère, this renovated detached chalet is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial alpine asset in one of the French Alps’ most tightly held resort markets. South-facing and with open views towards the Avallon peaks, it combines immediate practicality with the warmth and atmosphere from a serious mountain home. The property is currently arranged as two single-level apartments and a duplex, creating an unusually flexible format that suits both private family use and higher-yield rental occupation.  

With 16 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and 9 shower rooms, the property can accommodate up to 32 guests, which is exceptionally rare so close to the slopes in Val d’Isère. For buyers, that opens up several possibilities: a large private family base, a multi-generational retreat, or a revenue-producing chalet in a resort where demand for well-located group accommodation remains consistently strong. The interiors are bright, warm and quietly contemporary. Natural wood flooring, clean-lined kitchens and stone fireplaces give the principal living spaces a more refined Alpine feel than many older resort chalets, while the broad openings onto balconies and terraces help bring in light throughout the day. The main reception areas appear especially well judged, with generous dining space, comfortable open-plan living and a natural connection to the outside. 

The chalet’s layout also works strongly in its favour. The overall configuration already creates a degree of privacy and separation between different parts of the accommodation, making it particularly well suited to extended families, mixed guest groups or dual private-and-rental use. There are Level 3 as including a landing and two en-suite bedrooms with shower rooms, while also highlighting key features including a fireplace, balcony, terraces, and a cellar. Overall, this is a property with both emotional and commercial appeal: warm, well located, highly adaptable and unusually generous in scale for central Val d’Isère. 

Val d’Isère is straightforward to reach internationally despite its high-Alpine setting, with Geneva and Lyon both around 3 hours by road, Chambéry approximately 2 hours away and Grenoble around 2 hours 30 minutes. For rail arrivals, the nearest station is Bourg-Saint-Maurice, roughly 40–45 minutes from the resort, with regular onward bus and private transfer services. In practice, most owners and guests complete the final journey by private transfer, taxi or seasonal shuttle, making access simple for both UK and international travel.