Mountain chalet Kaiya, France - Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

ID: H2CLTT

Living area 125 sqm
Bedroom 4
Bathroom 2
Garage parking Yes
Price 1 250 000 EUR

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4 bedrooms
Terrace
Garden
Garage parking
Desired location

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Czech Republic Sotheby's International Realty presents Chalet Kaiya with four bedrooms and a fully grown garden. Located in the sought after area of Les Praz in Chamonix. The location is renowned for its panoramic views of the Mont Blanc massif and enjoys year-round sunshine. The La Flégère ski lift, the golf course and the picturesque village of Les Praz are just a five-minute walk away.

First floor. The large windows on this floor offer a magnificent view. The dining room has access to a 20 m² terrace with a magnificent view of Les Drus. Stairs also lead directly to the private garden and the spacious terrace.

Ground floor: entrance hall with practical cloakroom, three double bedrooms, two of which have direct access to the garden. The three bedrooms share a bathroom with a bath and a separate shower room, both with washbasin and toilet.

Lower floor: Spacious master bedroom with en-suite bathroom with Swedish sauna, double basin and shower. A well-equipped utility room also provides ample storage space.

The house includes an enclosed 17 m² garage that offers plenty of space for storing skis, bikes and other sports equipment. There is also an outdoor parking space.

Location - France - Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

The chalet is located in the village of Les Praz, just a short distance from the centre of Chamonix-Mont Blanc, situated in Haute-Savoie in the east of France near the borders with Italy and Switzerland. Chamonix-Mont Blanc is one of the most famous mountain resorts in the world and serves as the starting point for the highest mountain in Europe, Mont Blanc, with an altitude of 4,809 m. In 1924, the Winter Olympics were held in Chamonix, and the town is still a popular winter sports resort today. The location offers many tourist attractions that are worth visiting, for example there is a cable car that takes you to the very top of the mountain at 3,777m, which still holds the world record for the highest altitude in the world. There is also the so-called Step into the void, a glass cairn with a kilometre-long chasm. Chamonix is also home to the Mer de Glace, the second largest glacier in the Alps at over seven kilometres long. Local restaurants and bistros offer traditional dishes such as fondue, raclette and tartiflette (baked potatoes with reblochon cheese) and excellent French wines.