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€509,000 (€830/sq. ft)
2 bed apartment for sale
Montriond, 74, France2 beds
614 sq. ft
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Morning Light On The Balcony, Mountain Days Ahead - 2-Bedroom Apartment In Montriond
Tva (VAT) Advantage:
As a new-build property, owners intending to operate short-term rentals in compliance with France regulations benefit from the ability to reclaim 20% VAT on the purchase price.
Terms and conditions apply.
Set into the easy-going rhythm of Montriond, this first-floor two-bedroom apartment offers 57.42 m2 of well-balanced living space designed for year-round life in the Portes du Soleil. The open living/kitchen area (23.35 m2) flows naturally out to an 11.89 m2 balcony-an inviting place for coffee after the school run or a slow apéritif after the slopes. Two comfortable bedrooms and a generous entrance with storage keep everything feeling organised and calm. A modern new-build setting completes the picture, with underfloor heating planned and a low-energy approach aligned with RE2020.
A Four-Season Base in the Vallé e d&rsquo Aulps
Some places invite you to slow down the moment you arrive. In Montriond, the days feel shaped by the landscape&mdash morning light on timber faç ades, the hush of snow in winter, and long, green evenings when the mountains hold the last sun. Set in the heart of the Portes du Soleil area, this first-floor apartment (Unit B103) is designed for that kind of living: Practical, warm, and quietly refined, with space to gather, rest, and step outside into the alpine air whenever the mood takes you.
With 57.42 m² of thoughtfully arranged interior space and a generous 11.89 m² balcony, it suits weekends that turn into full seasons&mdash ski days and summer hikes, school mornings and spontaneous dinners with friends. Everything is laid out to make mountain life easy, while still feeling like a retreat.
Inside: Light, Flow, and Everyday Ease
The apartment opens into a proper entrance hall (6.44 m² ), giving you a welcome buffer between the outdoors and the calm of the living space. It&rsquo s a small detail that makes a big difference in the mountains: A place to come in, shake off the weather, and keep life organised thanks to integrated storage shown on the plans.
The Heart of the Home
From the entrance, the apartment naturally draws you into the main living area: A 23.35 m² sé jour/cuisine that is designed to feel both social and relaxing. This is where the rhythm of the day happens&mdash breakfasts before first lifts, unrushed lunches on summer days, and cosy evenings when the mountains are dark outside and the lights inside feel especially warm.
Large glazed openings bring in abundant natural light, and the overall architectural approach celebrates wood both outside and in. Finishes are described with a clear sense of quality and durability: Engineered wood flooring in the living room and bedrooms, paired with large-format 60 x 60 cm tiles in the bathroom. In the living room, one wall is finished in brushed, thermally modified pine, adding texture and an unmistakably alpine atmosphere without leaning into pastiche.
Practical considerations are equally well handled. The apartment is sold unfurnished, allowing you to shape the interiors to your taste, and there is an option for a kitchen to be installed upon handover through a partner kitchen designer (details available through the development&rsquo s offering). The kitchen area is integrated into the main room, keeping conversation flowing while you cook, serve, and linger at the table.
Two Bedrooms, Calmly Separated
Two bedrooms provide flexibility for family life, hosting friends, or creating a dedicated work-from-the-mountains space.
Bedroom 1 measures 12.31 m² &mdash an inviting main bedroom with a comfortable footprint for storage and a restful layout.
Bedroom 2 offers 9.61 m², ideal as a children&rsquo s room, guest room, or a neat bunk-room style arrangement depending on your needs.
A well-planned bathroom (5.71 m² ) serves the apartment, with wall-hung vanity unit and full-height tiling specified in the finishing notes. The plan also indicates space for laundry equipment, supporting the practical reality of ski wear, summer gear, and everyday living.
Outside: A Balcony Made for Alpine Moments
Mountain living is never only about what happens indoors. The apartment&rsquo s 11.89 m² balcony becomes an extension of the living area&mdash an outdoor room that changes character with the seasons. In winter it&rsquo s the perfect place to take a breath of cold, clean air after a day on the slopes in summer it&rsquo s where mornings begin slowly, and evenings stretch out with a book, a glass, and the last warmth of the day.
The residence is designed so that every home benefits from its own private outdoor space, with wooden railings and generous glazing helping bring the outdoors into daily life. The brochure also notes that privacy is preserved, allowing you to truly switch off&mdash whether you&rsquo re coming for a weekend or settling in for longer stays.
The Setting: Chalet-Style Architecture, Modern Standards
This apartment sits within a small, intimate new residence comprising 31 apartments across three chalet-style buildings. The architecture takes cues from the local mountain vernacular: Timber faç ades, careful attention to natural materials, and Luserna-type stone framing around the entrances. The intention is clear&mdash warmth and authenticity in appearance, paired with the efficiencies expected of modern construction.
Designed for the Mountains, Built for Today
Energy performance is positioned as a priority, with the building designed as a low-energy development in line with RE2020 environmental regulations. For owners, that translates into a more comfortable, efficient home for winter seasons and shoulder months alike.
A communal wood-fired heating system is planned, with underfloor heating (excluding bathrooms) noted in the residence documentation&mdash an understated luxury that makes returning from the cold feel instantly comforting, and keeps interiors feeling uncluttered and serene.
Practical Shared Facilities
The development also focuses on the practicalities that make year-round mountain living simpler:
Parking is provided via shared underground and outdoor spaces (as described for the residence).
Bike storage is available within the residence.
Storage solutions are part of the overall concept, with cellars described for storing sports equipment such as skis or mountain bikes (as outlined in the residence information).
The landscaping approach includes conserving existing trees and adding new, high-quality planting, helping the buildings sit naturally within their setting and keeping the atmosphere softened by greenery in summer and beautifully outlined forms in winter.
Montriond & Portes du Soleil: Life Between Lake and Peaks
Montriond&rsquo s appeal is its balance. It feels like a real village&mdash calm, welcoming, and family-friendly&mdash while giving immediate access to one of Europe&rsquo s most celebrated mountain playgrounds. The area sits within the Chablais massif, a territory recognised by unesco, and within easy reach of the wider Vallé e d&rsquo Aulps.
Winter Days, Summer Trails
From this base, the seasons unfold naturally. Winter brings skiing and snowshoeing, while warmer months open up a rich menu of outdoor pursuits: Hiking, trail running, mountain biking, paragliding, paddleboarding, canoeing, mountaineering, and more. The local landscape is never static it&rsquo s a place where the same view transforms week by week, and where a short walk can feel like a reset.
Notable nearby sites add to the sense of discovery throughout the year, including the Ardent waterfall, the goat village of Lindarets, Brochaux waterfall, and the Vorlaz viewpoint.
Everyday Convenience Without Losing the Village Feel
The residence is positioned to make daily life easy. The brochure highlights a range of nearby conveniences, including:
Montriond town centre within around 4 minutes&rsquo walk
Town hall around 5 minutes&rsquo walk
Tourist office around 5 minutes&rsquo walk
Public nursery and primary school opposite the residence
A ski lift approximately 110 m away
Lake Montriond is noted at around 9 minutes by bike, with seasonal activities ranging from mini-golf and biathlon to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice diving, and water sports.
For broader practical needs, neighbouring villages support everyday errands and services, with shops in Saint-Jean-d&rsquo Aulps and markets in Morzine and Les Gets mentioned in the local overview, as well as a health centre in Saint-Jean-d&rsquo Aulps (around 8 minutes by car) and the hospital in Thonon-les-Bains (around 37 minutes by car).
Connections Beyond the Mountains
Despite the sense of escape, access remains refreshingly straightforward. The brochure notes Geneva Airport at around 1 hour 20 minutes by car, Geneva at approximately 1 hour 15 minutes, and the tgv station in Thonon-les-Bains at around 39 minutes by car. Local public transport options are also referenced, including bus line 2 towards Les Gets or Le Biot and shuttle connections towards Morzine and Avoriaz via the Ardent cable car.
A Home That Works for Weekends&mdash and for Whole Seasons
Whether you picture winter mornings that begin with snow underfoot, or summer evenings that drift from balcony aperitifs to riverside walks, this two-bedroom apartment offers an inviting, easy-to-live-in base in Montriond. The layout is balanced, the outdoor space is genuinely usable, and the wider setting&mdash between lake and mountain, village calm and world-class terrain&mdash makes it a place you can return to again and again, in every season.
Tva (VAT) Advantage:
As a new-build property, owners intending to operate short-term rentals in compliance with France regulations benefit from the ability to reclaim 20% VAT on the purchase price.
Terms and conditions apply.
Set into the easy-going rhythm of Montriond, this first-floor two-bedroom apartment offers 57.42 m2 of well-balanced living space designed for year-round life in the Portes du Soleil. The open living/kitchen area (23.35 m2) flows naturally out to an 11.89 m2 balcony-an inviting place for coffee after the school run or a slow apéritif after the slopes. Two comfortable bedrooms and a generous entrance with storage keep everything feeling organised and calm. A modern new-build setting completes the picture, with underfloor heating planned and a low-energy approach aligned with RE2020.
A Four-Season Base in the Vallé e d&rsquo Aulps
Some places invite you to slow down the moment you arrive. In Montriond, the days feel shaped by the landscape&mdash morning light on timber faç ades, the hush of snow in winter, and long, green evenings when the mountains hold the last sun. Set in the heart of the Portes du Soleil area, this first-floor apartment (Unit B103) is designed for that kind of living: Practical, warm, and quietly refined, with space to gather, rest, and step outside into the alpine air whenever the mood takes you.
With 57.42 m² of thoughtfully arranged interior space and a generous 11.89 m² balcony, it suits weekends that turn into full seasons&mdash ski days and summer hikes, school mornings and spontaneous dinners with friends. Everything is laid out to make mountain life easy, while still feeling like a retreat.
Inside: Light, Flow, and Everyday Ease
The apartment opens into a proper entrance hall (6.44 m² ), giving you a welcome buffer between the outdoors and the calm of the living space. It&rsquo s a small detail that makes a big difference in the mountains: A place to come in, shake off the weather, and keep life organised thanks to integrated storage shown on the plans.
The Heart of the Home
From the entrance, the apartment naturally draws you into the main living area: A 23.35 m² sé jour/cuisine that is designed to feel both social and relaxing. This is where the rhythm of the day happens&mdash breakfasts before first lifts, unrushed lunches on summer days, and cosy evenings when the mountains are dark outside and the lights inside feel especially warm.
Large glazed openings bring in abundant natural light, and the overall architectural approach celebrates wood both outside and in. Finishes are described with a clear sense of quality and durability: Engineered wood flooring in the living room and bedrooms, paired with large-format 60 x 60 cm tiles in the bathroom. In the living room, one wall is finished in brushed, thermally modified pine, adding texture and an unmistakably alpine atmosphere without leaning into pastiche.
Practical considerations are equally well handled. The apartment is sold unfurnished, allowing you to shape the interiors to your taste, and there is an option for a kitchen to be installed upon handover through a partner kitchen designer (details available through the development&rsquo s offering). The kitchen area is integrated into the main room, keeping conversation flowing while you cook, serve, and linger at the table.
Two Bedrooms, Calmly Separated
Two bedrooms provide flexibility for family life, hosting friends, or creating a dedicated work-from-the-mountains space.
Bedroom 1 measures 12.31 m² &mdash an inviting main bedroom with a comfortable footprint for storage and a restful layout.
Bedroom 2 offers 9.61 m², ideal as a children&rsquo s room, guest room, or a neat bunk-room style arrangement depending on your needs.
A well-planned bathroom (5.71 m² ) serves the apartment, with wall-hung vanity unit and full-height tiling specified in the finishing notes. The plan also indicates space for laundry equipment, supporting the practical reality of ski wear, summer gear, and everyday living.
Outside: A Balcony Made for Alpine Moments
Mountain living is never only about what happens indoors. The apartment&rsquo s 11.89 m² balcony becomes an extension of the living area&mdash an outdoor room that changes character with the seasons. In winter it&rsquo s the perfect place to take a breath of cold, clean air after a day on the slopes in summer it&rsquo s where mornings begin slowly, and evenings stretch out with a book, a glass, and the last warmth of the day.
The residence is designed so that every home benefits from its own private outdoor space, with wooden railings and generous glazing helping bring the outdoors into daily life. The brochure also notes that privacy is preserved, allowing you to truly switch off&mdash whether you&rsquo re coming for a weekend or settling in for longer stays.
The Setting: Chalet-Style Architecture, Modern Standards
This apartment sits within a small, intimate new residence comprising 31 apartments across three chalet-style buildings. The architecture takes cues from the local mountain vernacular: Timber faç ades, careful attention to natural materials, and Luserna-type stone framing around the entrances. The intention is clear&mdash warmth and authenticity in appearance, paired with the efficiencies expected of modern construction.
Designed for the Mountains, Built for Today
Energy performance is positioned as a priority, with the building designed as a low-energy development in line with RE2020 environmental regulations. For owners, that translates into a more comfortable, efficient home for winter seasons and shoulder months alike.
A communal wood-fired heating system is planned, with underfloor heating (excluding bathrooms) noted in the residence documentation&mdash an understated luxury that makes returning from the cold feel instantly comforting, and keeps interiors feeling uncluttered and serene.
Practical Shared Facilities
The development also focuses on the practicalities that make year-round mountain living simpler:
Parking is provided via shared underground and outdoor spaces (as described for the residence).
Bike storage is available within the residence.
Storage solutions are part of the overall concept, with cellars described for storing sports equipment such as skis or mountain bikes (as outlined in the residence information).
The landscaping approach includes conserving existing trees and adding new, high-quality planting, helping the buildings sit naturally within their setting and keeping the atmosphere softened by greenery in summer and beautifully outlined forms in winter.
Montriond & Portes du Soleil: Life Between Lake and Peaks
Montriond&rsquo s appeal is its balance. It feels like a real village&mdash calm, welcoming, and family-friendly&mdash while giving immediate access to one of Europe&rsquo s most celebrated mountain playgrounds. The area sits within the Chablais massif, a territory recognised by unesco, and within easy reach of the wider Vallé e d&rsquo Aulps.
Winter Days, Summer Trails
From this base, the seasons unfold naturally. Winter brings skiing and snowshoeing, while warmer months open up a rich menu of outdoor pursuits: Hiking, trail running, mountain biking, paragliding, paddleboarding, canoeing, mountaineering, and more. The local landscape is never static it&rsquo s a place where the same view transforms week by week, and where a short walk can feel like a reset.
Notable nearby sites add to the sense of discovery throughout the year, including the Ardent waterfall, the goat village of Lindarets, Brochaux waterfall, and the Vorlaz viewpoint.
Everyday Convenience Without Losing the Village Feel
The residence is positioned to make daily life easy. The brochure highlights a range of nearby conveniences, including:
Montriond town centre within around 4 minutes&rsquo walk
Town hall around 5 minutes&rsquo walk
Tourist office around 5 minutes&rsquo walk
Public nursery and primary school opposite the residence
A ski lift approximately 110 m away
Lake Montriond is noted at around 9 minutes by bike, with seasonal activities ranging from mini-golf and biathlon to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice diving, and water sports.
For broader practical needs, neighbouring villages support everyday errands and services, with shops in Saint-Jean-d&rsquo Aulps and markets in Morzine and Les Gets mentioned in the local overview, as well as a health centre in Saint-Jean-d&rsquo Aulps (around 8 minutes by car) and the hospital in Thonon-les-Bains (around 37 minutes by car).
Connections Beyond the Mountains
Despite the sense of escape, access remains refreshingly straightforward. The brochure notes Geneva Airport at around 1 hour 20 minutes by car, Geneva at approximately 1 hour 15 minutes, and the tgv station in Thonon-les-Bains at around 39 minutes by car. Local public transport options are also referenced, including bus line 2 towards Les Gets or Le Biot and shuttle connections towards Morzine and Avoriaz via the Ardent cable car.
A Home That Works for Weekends&mdash and for Whole Seasons
Whether you picture winter mornings that begin with snow underfoot, or summer evenings that drift from balcony aperitifs to riverside walks, this two-bedroom apartment offers an inviting, easy-to-live-in base in Montriond. The layout is balanced, the outdoor space is genuinely usable, and the wider setting&mdash between lake and mountain, village calm and world-class terrain&mdash makes it a place you can return to again and again, in every season.
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