£464,605
1 bed apartment for sale
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£464,605
€550,000 (€824/sq. ft)
1 bed apartment for sale
Châtel, 74, France1 bed
667 sq. ft
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Terrace Living In Châtel - A Calm Mountain Base In Les Portes Du Soleil
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.
Some mountain homes feel instantly easy-light, calm and made for slow mornings before the first lift. Set in Châtel within the Les Portes du Soleil area, this 62.10 m2 apartment pairs a generous one-bedroom layout with an additional bunk room, creating a flexible base for weekends, seasons, and everything in between. Outside, 16.50 m2 of terrace space extends the living experience into the crisp alpine air-ideal for post-ski unwinding or summer evenings after a day on the trails. Positioned on the raised ground floor (RDCSup), it balances a practical arrival with a sense of privacy and comfort.
A mountain rhythm you can slip into
In Châ tel, the days have a reassuring cadence: Boots by the door, cold air that clears the mind, and the quiet satisfaction of coming home to warmth after the outdoors has done its work. Set within the Les Portes du Soleil area, this apartment is designed to make that rhythm feel effortless&mdash whether you arrive for a weekend of skiing, a full winter season, or sunlit summer escapes where the mountains swap snow for wildflower meadows.
With 62.10 m² of thoughtfully arranged living space, the home offers the kind of volume that feels immediately comfortable. It is a one-bedroom apartment with an additional bunk room (1 Bed + bb), a layout that brings welcome flexibility: A private bedroom for calm nights, and a separate sleeping zone that turns hosting into something easy and natural. Step outside and the experience expands again&mdash 16.50 m² of terrace creates a true indoor-outdoor lifestyle, giving you space to breathe, reset, and savour the alpine air.
Positioned on the raised ground floor (RDCSup), the apartment also suits the practical realities of mountain life: Simpler arrivals with shopping or luggage, a daily flow that feels uncomplicated, and a home that welcomes you back without fuss.
Interiors that feel calm, warm, and ready for real life
Mountain properties work best when they invite you to live, not just to visit. Here, the proportions allow for a relaxed sense of everyday comfort&mdash space to unpack, to gather, and to enjoy the slower moments that become the most memorable. The plan centres on a generous living environment, giving you room to shape the apartment around your lifestyle: Cosy evenings after skiing, long breakfasts that drift into late morning, or quiet afternoons with a book while the weather rolls in beyond the valley.
The additional bunk room adds a particularly valuable layer of versatility. For families, it creates a dedicated children&rsquo s sleep zone that keeps bedtime simple. For couples who host, it means friends can stay over without the living area becoming a temporary dormitory. For owners who plan to use the property across seasons, it is equally suited to storing sports gear and providing extra sleeping capacity when needed.
The overall feel is designed to align with the setting&mdash an alpine home should feel grounded and reassuring, with an atmosphere that makes you want to slow down. In a place like Châ tel, it&rsquo s not only about square metres it&rsquo s about how naturally the apartment supports the life you want to live in the mountains.
A layout that adapts to you
One of the pleasures of a well-considered apartment is how easily it flexes from one type of stay to another. A romantic weekend becomes intimate and restful a family holiday becomes practical a group trip becomes sociable without sacrificing privacy. The combination of a true bedroom and a bunk room is a classic mountain solution&mdash and one that continues to prove its worth year after year.
16.50 m² of terrace: Your open-air extension
There is something deeply restorative about stepping outside in the mountains&mdash especially when you can do it without leaving home. The 16.50 m² terrace is more than an &ldquo extra&rdquo it is a second living space in its own right. In winter, it becomes the place where you feel the crispness of the air for a moment before returning inside, or where you pause after a day on the slopes as the light fades behind the ridgelines. In warmer months, it naturally shifts into dining, lounging, and lingering&mdash somewhere to start the day with coffee, or to stretch out after hiking with the kind of tiredness you actually enjoy.
Terrace living is also a quiet luxury in a resort setting: It gives you breathing room, an outdoor anchor to the apartment, and that feeling of openness that makes time in the Alps so addictive. Whether your lifestyle is active or unhurried, the terrace supports it beautifully.
An alpine building presence, crafted for the landscape
The architecture around you matters in the mountains. It sets the tone as you arrive and shapes the feeling of every return home. Here, the building&rsquo s chalet-inspired style sits comfortably in its environment, echoing the materials and textures that belong in Haute-Savoie&mdash timber character, a sense of solidity, and a look that feels naturally at home when the first snow settles in.
From the outside, the overall impression is one of warmth and refuge: The kind of residence that looks inviting at dusk, when lights glow softly against winter white, and you know you&rsquo ll be inside shortly, letting the day slow down.
Châ tel and Les Portes du Soleil: Four-season energy, Alpine authenticity
Châ tel is beloved for a reason. It holds onto its village spirit while offering the scale and variety that make Les Portes du Soleil one of the most compelling destinations in the Alps. Winters are about the simple pleasure of mountain routine&mdash early starts, long ski days, cosy returns. Yet the village also shines well beyond the snow season. When the slopes turn to trails, Châ tel becomes a base for hiking, biking, and time outdoors that feels both exhilarating and easy to access.
Being in the Les Portes du Soleil area means your weekends and holidays can be as full or as quiet as you choose. There&rsquo s a distinct freedom in knowing that adventure is always within reach, while home remains a calm, comfortable place to land.
A base for weekends, seasons, and shared moments
This apartment suits buyers who value flexibility&mdash those who want a property that works for spontaneous escapes, family holidays, and longer stays alike. The one-bedroom-plus-bunk-room configuration is ideal for creating memories with others while still keeping a sense of personal space. Add the terrace, and you have a home that feels bigger than the numbers suggest: Open to the air, connected to the mountains, and shaped for the way alpine life is truly lived.
Key points at a glance
Apartment in Châ tel, within the Les Portes du Soleil area
62.10 m² of interior living space
1 bedroom plus additional bunk room (1 Bed + bb)
Raised ground-floor position (RDCSup)
16.50 m² terrace for indoor-outdoor living
In a resort defined by scale, scenery, and year-round appeal, this is a home that keeps things beautifully simple: Arrive, exhale, and let the mountains set the pace.
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.
Some mountain homes feel instantly easy-light, calm and made for slow mornings before the first lift. Set in Châtel within the Les Portes du Soleil area, this 62.10 m2 apartment pairs a generous one-bedroom layout with an additional bunk room, creating a flexible base for weekends, seasons, and everything in between. Outside, 16.50 m2 of terrace space extends the living experience into the crisp alpine air-ideal for post-ski unwinding or summer evenings after a day on the trails. Positioned on the raised ground floor (RDCSup), it balances a practical arrival with a sense of privacy and comfort.
A mountain rhythm you can slip into
In Châ tel, the days have a reassuring cadence: Boots by the door, cold air that clears the mind, and the quiet satisfaction of coming home to warmth after the outdoors has done its work. Set within the Les Portes du Soleil area, this apartment is designed to make that rhythm feel effortless&mdash whether you arrive for a weekend of skiing, a full winter season, or sunlit summer escapes where the mountains swap snow for wildflower meadows.
With 62.10 m² of thoughtfully arranged living space, the home offers the kind of volume that feels immediately comfortable. It is a one-bedroom apartment with an additional bunk room (1 Bed + bb), a layout that brings welcome flexibility: A private bedroom for calm nights, and a separate sleeping zone that turns hosting into something easy and natural. Step outside and the experience expands again&mdash 16.50 m² of terrace creates a true indoor-outdoor lifestyle, giving you space to breathe, reset, and savour the alpine air.
Positioned on the raised ground floor (RDCSup), the apartment also suits the practical realities of mountain life: Simpler arrivals with shopping or luggage, a daily flow that feels uncomplicated, and a home that welcomes you back without fuss.
Interiors that feel calm, warm, and ready for real life
Mountain properties work best when they invite you to live, not just to visit. Here, the proportions allow for a relaxed sense of everyday comfort&mdash space to unpack, to gather, and to enjoy the slower moments that become the most memorable. The plan centres on a generous living environment, giving you room to shape the apartment around your lifestyle: Cosy evenings after skiing, long breakfasts that drift into late morning, or quiet afternoons with a book while the weather rolls in beyond the valley.
The additional bunk room adds a particularly valuable layer of versatility. For families, it creates a dedicated children&rsquo s sleep zone that keeps bedtime simple. For couples who host, it means friends can stay over without the living area becoming a temporary dormitory. For owners who plan to use the property across seasons, it is equally suited to storing sports gear and providing extra sleeping capacity when needed.
The overall feel is designed to align with the setting&mdash an alpine home should feel grounded and reassuring, with an atmosphere that makes you want to slow down. In a place like Châ tel, it&rsquo s not only about square metres it&rsquo s about how naturally the apartment supports the life you want to live in the mountains.
A layout that adapts to you
One of the pleasures of a well-considered apartment is how easily it flexes from one type of stay to another. A romantic weekend becomes intimate and restful a family holiday becomes practical a group trip becomes sociable without sacrificing privacy. The combination of a true bedroom and a bunk room is a classic mountain solution&mdash and one that continues to prove its worth year after year.
16.50 m² of terrace: Your open-air extension
There is something deeply restorative about stepping outside in the mountains&mdash especially when you can do it without leaving home. The 16.50 m² terrace is more than an &ldquo extra&rdquo it is a second living space in its own right. In winter, it becomes the place where you feel the crispness of the air for a moment before returning inside, or where you pause after a day on the slopes as the light fades behind the ridgelines. In warmer months, it naturally shifts into dining, lounging, and lingering&mdash somewhere to start the day with coffee, or to stretch out after hiking with the kind of tiredness you actually enjoy.
Terrace living is also a quiet luxury in a resort setting: It gives you breathing room, an outdoor anchor to the apartment, and that feeling of openness that makes time in the Alps so addictive. Whether your lifestyle is active or unhurried, the terrace supports it beautifully.
An alpine building presence, crafted for the landscape
The architecture around you matters in the mountains. It sets the tone as you arrive and shapes the feeling of every return home. Here, the building&rsquo s chalet-inspired style sits comfortably in its environment, echoing the materials and textures that belong in Haute-Savoie&mdash timber character, a sense of solidity, and a look that feels naturally at home when the first snow settles in.
From the outside, the overall impression is one of warmth and refuge: The kind of residence that looks inviting at dusk, when lights glow softly against winter white, and you know you&rsquo ll be inside shortly, letting the day slow down.
Châ tel and Les Portes du Soleil: Four-season energy, Alpine authenticity
Châ tel is beloved for a reason. It holds onto its village spirit while offering the scale and variety that make Les Portes du Soleil one of the most compelling destinations in the Alps. Winters are about the simple pleasure of mountain routine&mdash early starts, long ski days, cosy returns. Yet the village also shines well beyond the snow season. When the slopes turn to trails, Châ tel becomes a base for hiking, biking, and time outdoors that feels both exhilarating and easy to access.
Being in the Les Portes du Soleil area means your weekends and holidays can be as full or as quiet as you choose. There&rsquo s a distinct freedom in knowing that adventure is always within reach, while home remains a calm, comfortable place to land.
A base for weekends, seasons, and shared moments
This apartment suits buyers who value flexibility&mdash those who want a property that works for spontaneous escapes, family holidays, and longer stays alike. The one-bedroom-plus-bunk-room configuration is ideal for creating memories with others while still keeping a sense of personal space. Add the terrace, and you have a home that feels bigger than the numbers suggest: Open to the air, connected to the mountains, and shaped for the way alpine life is truly lived.
Key points at a glance
Apartment in Châ tel, within the Les Portes du Soleil area
62.10 m² of interior living space
1 bedroom plus additional bunk room (1 Bed + bb)
Raised ground-floor position (RDCSup)
16.50 m² terrace for indoor-outdoor living
In a resort defined by scale, scenery, and year-round appeal, this is a home that keeps things beautifully simple: Arrive, exhale, and let the mountains set the pace.
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