Luxury 8 bedroom Chalet for sale in Les Allues, Meribel, Auvergne Rhone Alpes
Entrance to the chalet is at street level via a covered porch (10.7m2). From the entrance, a hallway leads directly to the bar area with living room and fireplace (18.4m2), or the main living room and adjacent dining area (31.4m2).
Access from the living area leads out onto the spacious West facing terrace (51.6m2) with the outdoor spa, the perfect place to relax after a hard day's skiing in the Winter or mountain-biking in the summer.
Downstairs leads to the sauna area (13.8m2), TV and cinema...
Entrance to the chalet is at street level via a covered porch (10.7m2). From the entrance, a hallway leads directly to the bar area with living room and fireplace (18.4m2), or the main living room and adjacent dining area (31.4m2).
Access from the living area leads out onto the spacious West facing terrace (51.6m2) with the outdoor spa, the perfect place to relax after a hard day's skiing in the Winter or mountain-biking in the summer.
Downstairs leads to the sauna area (13.8m2), TV and cinema room (19.6m2), games room (16.8m2), storage area (19.9m2), ski and boot room (9.3 m2), and garage (7.9m2) with access to the outdoor parking areas.
All sleeping areas are located on the upper floors with twin and double bedrooms (9m2) located on the 1st floor level, all with en-suite shower rooms and WC (2m2).
The 2nd floor has loft double rooms (7m2 + 8.6m2 less than 1m80 in height), each with a separate private bathroom and WC (2.7m2) located on the floor below.
Meribel is part of the world's largest ski area, the Three Valleys. The chalet is located less than 750m from the nearest ski access point and Meribel's central shopping area with a selection of bars and restaurants. The free shuttle service, a key transport service for getting around the resort, has a stop located less than 250m from the chalet.
Geneva and Lyon International airports are a two-hour drive from Meribel centre. During the Winter season additional flights are available from Chambery and Grenoble, each approximately one hour's drive from Meribel. Moutiers railway station, 20 minutes drive from Meribel offers a high-speed rail connection to many European destinations.
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