Chemin de Chevillard, Verbier, Switzerland
Chemin de Chevillard, Verbier, Switzerland
SOLD: A traditional five bedroom, new build chalet in a peaceful area overlooking Verbier and the impressive Combins and Aiguilles du Midi mountain ranges - available for sale to foreigners.
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5 Bed | 5 Bath
CHF 13,600,000
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Chemin de Chevillard, Verbier, Switzerland
SOLD: A traditional five bedroom, new build chalet in a peaceful area overlooking Verbier and the impressive Combins and Aiguilles du Midi mountain ranges – available for sale to foreigners.
Chalet Masson, built by one of the most experienced local luxury chalet developers, is one of the few opportunities left to purchase a top end new build chalet available to foreigner buyers in Verbier. The chalet is already out of ground and the interiors can be completed within six to eight months to the new owner's specifications, although a luxury finish is already planned and budgeted for in the price.
The chalet has four floors. On the lower ground floor is a three car garage, a fitness/spa area, cellar, ski room and laundry. On the ground floor are four bedrooms, all en suite with bath or shower room. There is also a south east facing wrap around terrace equipped with a sink-in hot tub and garden storage room.
The first floor has a spacious and airy living room under an impressive wooden roof, a kitchen, dining area, living room with a large stone fireplace, home cinema and an office. The top floor has a gallery overlooking the mezzanine onto the living room which leads to the master bedroom suite.
Verbier is a picturesque village in south western Switzerland. It is one of the country's top ski resorts and has some of the best off piste skiing in the world. In the summer, there are 400km of hiking trails to enjoy plus climbing, paragliding and an annual music festival. Verbier can be accessed by road or by train. The nearest international airport is Geneva, minibus transfers are available from the airport to the centre of Verbier during the winter ski season.
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For standout natural beauty Switzerland scores a perfect ten. Dramatic, soaring Alpine peaks, cosmopolitan cities and lakeside towns backlit by snow-capped mountains are staples but in recent years they’ve been joined by an invigorating injection of cool new hotels and services to compliment the ever-efficient infrastructure.
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Switzerland is a true four-seasons destination with a strong cultural core. It hosts world-famous jazz festivals, illustrious golf and tennis tournaments, glamorous snowy polo matches, international film festivals and of course Art Basel, the most prestigious event in the art fair calendar.
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Own a home in Switzerland and you soon discover just how well the country works. The buying process is streamlined, build quality is exceptional and timescales are always realistic.
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Switzerland is safe, civilised and beautiful: at the very heart of Europe but outside of the Eurozone with a reputation for both financial probity and a health-boosting lifestyle that consistently ranks among the finest. Its mesmeric appeal has won the hearts and minds of buyers from across the globe.
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Switzerland has 120 glaciers, 11 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, over 6,500 lakes, 2 UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and 48 mountains over 4,000 metres including the national symbol, the Matterhorn.
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West of Medran Patier is a peaceful and private area. It offers large and smaller detached chalets with exceptional views over Verbier and towards the Combins and Verbier mountains ranges
Verbier Overview:
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Best for:Â Lifestyle. Verbier works for hard-core skiers, off-piste powder hounds, party people and families.
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Property: A neat mix of uber-luxury chalets and fully serviced penthouses in the village with rustic meets contemporary architecture. Prices are high for Switzerland’s most in-demand resort.
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Who Owns There: European royalty, international entrepreneurs and also families thanks to excellent international schools. Buyers from across the world appreciate Switzerland’s beauty and quality of lifestyle and in particular Verbier’s unflashy sophistication.
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Access:Â A straightforward two-hour drive from Geneva Airport, three hours from Zurich or by helicopter transfer from the private jet airport at Sion.
How To Buy in Switzerland:
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The purchase process in Switzerland is straightforward and well structured. However Switzerland imposes restrictions on who can purchase property with the precise rules differing between regions and sometimes between neighbouring resorts.
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In general non-Swiss nationals who want to buy property in Switzerland must obtain a permit prior to any purchase. The two laws that concern the purchase of second homes are the Lex Koller, introduced in the 1980s as a way of limiting the number of second-homes allowed to be purchased by non-residents and the Lex Weber, introduced in 2012, limiting the supply of new second homes.
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Under the Lex Koller foreign buyers are only permitted to own one property in Switzerland and they cannot resell their home within five years of purchase.
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There are some of Switzerland’s 26 cantons (administrative areas) where only Swiss nationals or people holding a Permit B (long-term work permit) or a Permit C (a permanent residence permit) can buy. Many of the elite ski resorts and also the cities of Geneva and Zurich have severe restrictions. However special government legislation means that all new-build homes in Andermatt, most unusually, are free of any restrictions on non-Swiss owners.
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To fully discuss purchasing options it is essential to consult a specialist.
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