Inviting 3 bedroom House for sale in 1300 Le Praz, Courchevel, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
This fantastic 168m3 property includes:
- Ground floor: A reception room (18.88m2) and entrance to a cellar (11m2)and an en-suite double bedroom with fireplace (26m2)
-First floor: twin en-suite bedroom (15.6m2), separate WC, (2.09m2) en-suite double bedroom with WC (15.23m2)and balcony
-Second floor: beautiful living area with exposed beams in the kitchen, living and dining areas. (53.81m2). An open fire, balcony and stunning views complete this fantastic area.
A ski room, laundry room and storage space (16.5m2) are a...
This fantastic 168m3 property includes:
- Ground floor: A reception room (18.88m2) and entrance to a cellar (11m2)and an en-suite double bedroom with fireplace (26m2)
-First floor: twin en-suite bedroom (15.6m2), separate WC, (2.09m2) en-suite double bedroom with WC (15.23m2)and balcony
-Second floor: beautiful living area with exposed beams in the kitchen, living and dining areas. (53.81m2). An open fire, balcony and stunning views complete this fantastic area.
A ski room, laundry room and storage space (16.5m2) are accessed by an independent entry.
•Total size 168m2, comprising: 109m2 surface habitable, 32m2 under 1.8m and 27m2 of cellar and ski room, laundry
This house was converted from a well known restaurant in 2010 and retains many original features with fireplaces, exposed beams, beautiful stonework and inglenooks to give a truly special atmosphere.
There is potential to raise the roof increasing the habitable space, and possibly creating a 4th bedroom.
The village itself is hugely sought after, and this property, nestled in the centre of the village, is very close to the ski lifts to Courchevel 1850, or off into the vast 3 valley ski area.
There are cross country ski tracks in the village as well as the Olympic ski jumps.
Recognised for its great selection of restaurants this village also has a selection of shops including ski shops, newsagents, butcher, bakery and speciality food shops.
In summer, the beautiful lake for swimming and fishing adds to the recreational possibilities of the area which also include Mountain biking, road biking, hiking, aquamotion (swimming, climbing centre and spa), local markets and general relaxation in the stunning mountains.
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•Virtual visits possible.
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