£334,034
1 bed apartment for sale
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€394,800 (€655/sq. ft)
1 bed apartment for sale
Montvalezan (La Rosière), 73, France1 bed
603 sq. ft
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Third-Floor Ski-In/Ski-Out Retreat With Balcony Living - Les Coches, Paradiski
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.
Imagine winter mornings where the first tracks begin almost at your doorstep, and evenings end in warm, alpine calm. On the 3rd floor, this 55.97 m2 apartment in Les Coches pairs ski-in/ski-out ease with 7.29 m2 of outdoor space for fresh-air pauses between adventures. Inside, the layout balances sociable open-plan living with a bedroom plus a generous sleeping cabin. The residence adds a true holiday rhythm with a reception lounge, tapas bar and a wellness area with a large jacuzzi pool, sauna and hammam.
When the slopes set the pace of your day
In Les Coches, life follows a deliciously simple rhythm: Boots, skis, crisp air, and the soft hush of snow underfoot. This is Paradiski country&mdash where big-mountain ambition meets the reassuring ease of a family-friendly village resort. From a home that offers true ski-in/ski-out access, you can slip straight into that rhythm, then return just as effortlessly to warmth, comfort, and the quiet satisfaction of a day well spent.
Set on the 3rd floor and oriented to the northwest, Apartment A31 is a thoughtfully composed alpine base with 55.97 m² of interior space and a 7.29 m² balcony. It is designed for people who want their mountain time to feel generous&mdash room for friends and family, room for calm, and room to savour the afterglow of a long day outdoors.
A home that welcomes you in&mdash then lets you unwind
Step inside and the plan immediately makes sense. The 5.51 m² entrance gives you a proper arrival moment&mdash space to drop bags, shake off snow, and transition from the outdoors to the ease of being at home. From here, a 2.91 m² hallway helps keep the sleeping areas distinct from the living space, a layout detail that quietly elevates everyday comfort when you&rsquo re staying with guests.
At the heart of the apartment, the 23.58 m² living room with open kitchen creates a natural gathering point. This is where mornings start slowly&mdash coffee on, plans unfolding, gloves drying&mdash before everyone heads out. Later, it becomes the warm centre of the evening: Shared raclette, card games, stories from the day&rsquo s runs, and that particular alpine cosiness that feels both intimate and expansive at once.
The kitchen is integrated into the main living area in a way that keeps the conversation flowing. Whether you&rsquo re plating up a quick lunch between ski sessions or settling into a long, unhurried dinner, the open-plan design keeps the atmosphere relaxed and connected.
Two distinct sleeping zones: Privacy and flexibility
One of the most appealing strengths of this apartment is the way it balances privacy with practicality. You have a principal bedroom (9.31 m² )&mdash a calm, comfortable room where you can close the door and truly switch off. Alongside it sits a sleeping cabin (8.84 m² ), a generous additional space that makes hosting feel effortless. The floor plan illustrates a bunk-bed arrangement, ideal for children, teenagers, or extra guests, transforming weekends away into shared adventures without compromising the main bedroom.
Please note: The cabin is indicated as windowless with a ventilated air inlet for day-to-day comfort.
Comfort, handled: Bathroom, shower room, separate WC
After a day in the mountains, comfort is not a luxury&mdash it&rsquo s part of the experience. Here, the apartment&rsquo s layout delivers with two wash areas: A bathroom (2.74 m² ) and a shower room (2.09 m² ), plus a separate WC (0.99 m² ). It&rsquo s a combination that simply works, particularly when you&rsquo re a small group getting ready in the morning or returning in stages after skiing, hiking, or snowshoeing.
Balcony moments&mdash fresh air on demand
The apartment extends outdoors via a 7.29 m² balcony. It&rsquo s the kind of space that quickly becomes part of your daily ritual: Stepping out for a breath of cold, clean air storing the day&rsquo s memories in a quiet pause or enjoying a drink while the light softens towards evening. In the northwest orientation, afternoons and early evenings take on a gentle mood&mdash perfect for decompressing after the last run.
A residence that feels like a private hotel&mdash without losing the alpine soul
Beyond the apartment itself, the residence is designed to make arrivals smoother and stays more enjoyable. Communal spaces are conceived as places you&rsquo ll actually use, not just pass through. There is a reception lounge for that welcoming, holiday-start feeling, and a tapas bar where breakfasts, afternoon treats, and aperitifs naturally punctuate the day.
Well-being is also built into the experience. The residence includes a dedicated wellness area featuring a large jacuzzi pool, a sauna, and a hammam&mdash a restorative trio that turns &ldquo after-ski&rdquo into a genuine reset. Whether you&rsquo ve spent the day chasing fresh snowfall or exploring the domain at a steadier pace, the transition from exhilaration to relaxation happens beautifully here.
Practical details are equally well considered, with owners benefiting from a parking space, a private cellar, a heated ski locker, and a secure bike storage room. There is also a self-service laundry within the residence&mdash ideal for longer stays and year-round use.
Les Coches: Village spirit, big-domain skiing
Les Coches sits above the Tarentaise Valley with a setting that feels both open and protected&mdash close to nature, yet designed for easy mountain living. It&rsquo s connected to the Paradiski ski area, bringing an extraordinary playground of 425 km of marked pistes into your week&rsquo s possibilities. The area spans from 1,200 m to 3,226 m in altitude, with over 70% of slopes above 2,000 m&mdash a real advantage for snow conditions across the season.
The resort has an approachable, human-scale feel, pairing Savoyard character with a modern, welcoming energy. Families appreciate the atmosphere and the services that make holidays smoother, while keen skiers love the scope: Gentle high-altitude runs, wooded descents, panoramic itineraries, and the satisfying sense that there is always more to discover.
Everyday ease, right where you want it
This address is positioned to keep life simple. The brochure highlights key conveniences close by, including restaurants and a mini-market, as well as a ski equipment shop and ski pass services. The Plan Bois chairlift is around 100 metres away, giving you a quick connection into the wider area and reinforcing the apartment&rsquo s ski-led lifestyle.
Four seasons in the Alps
While winter naturally takes centre stage, Les Coches and the wider La Plagne Tarentaise area are increasingly loved for their year-round appeal. When the snow melts, the landscape opens into alpine pastures and wide, energising horizons. Days can be filled with hiking through high mountain scenery, and summer in the Alps brings its own kind of calm&mdash cool evenings, long lunches, and that unmistakable sense of space you only find at altitude.
For thrill-seekers and families alike, the region offers a rich menu of activities across the seasons. Winter brings memorable alternatives to skiing&mdash from snowshoeing to dog sledding&mdash while summer invites you to experience the mountains differently, with varied outdoor adventures and panoramic viewpoints.
Access and connectivity
Despite its mountain setting, Les Coches remains reachable for weekend breaks and longer holidays alike. Road access via the A43/A430 to Albertville, then onward through the Tarentaise, connects the resort to major cities. The Landry sncf station provides rail access, with bus connections towards Montchavin&ndash Les Coches. For international travel, Geneva, Grenoble Alpes&ndash Isè re and Lyon Saint-Exupé ry airports form a practical triangle of options.
A third-floor base for easy mountain living
Apartment A31 is designed for the way people actually live in the mountains: Arriving with gear, sharing space without stepping on each other&rsquo s toes, stepping outside for air and perspective, and returning to a residence that supports relaxation as much as adventure. With one bedroom plus a large sleeping cabin, two wash areas, a separate WC, and a balcony, it&rsquo s a comfortable, well-judged home in a resort that blends authenticity with access to one of the Alps&rsquo great ski domains.
And when the day ends&mdash when the last light fades over the mountains and the village settles&mdash you&rsquo ll appreciate the simplest luxury of all: Being exactly where you want to be, ready to do it all again tomorrow.
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.
Imagine winter mornings where the first tracks begin almost at your doorstep, and evenings end in warm, alpine calm. On the 3rd floor, this 55.97 m2 apartment in Les Coches pairs ski-in/ski-out ease with 7.29 m2 of outdoor space for fresh-air pauses between adventures. Inside, the layout balances sociable open-plan living with a bedroom plus a generous sleeping cabin. The residence adds a true holiday rhythm with a reception lounge, tapas bar and a wellness area with a large jacuzzi pool, sauna and hammam.
When the slopes set the pace of your day
In Les Coches, life follows a deliciously simple rhythm: Boots, skis, crisp air, and the soft hush of snow underfoot. This is Paradiski country&mdash where big-mountain ambition meets the reassuring ease of a family-friendly village resort. From a home that offers true ski-in/ski-out access, you can slip straight into that rhythm, then return just as effortlessly to warmth, comfort, and the quiet satisfaction of a day well spent.
Set on the 3rd floor and oriented to the northwest, Apartment A31 is a thoughtfully composed alpine base with 55.97 m² of interior space and a 7.29 m² balcony. It is designed for people who want their mountain time to feel generous&mdash room for friends and family, room for calm, and room to savour the afterglow of a long day outdoors.
A home that welcomes you in&mdash then lets you unwind
Step inside and the plan immediately makes sense. The 5.51 m² entrance gives you a proper arrival moment&mdash space to drop bags, shake off snow, and transition from the outdoors to the ease of being at home. From here, a 2.91 m² hallway helps keep the sleeping areas distinct from the living space, a layout detail that quietly elevates everyday comfort when you&rsquo re staying with guests.
At the heart of the apartment, the 23.58 m² living room with open kitchen creates a natural gathering point. This is where mornings start slowly&mdash coffee on, plans unfolding, gloves drying&mdash before everyone heads out. Later, it becomes the warm centre of the evening: Shared raclette, card games, stories from the day&rsquo s runs, and that particular alpine cosiness that feels both intimate and expansive at once.
The kitchen is integrated into the main living area in a way that keeps the conversation flowing. Whether you&rsquo re plating up a quick lunch between ski sessions or settling into a long, unhurried dinner, the open-plan design keeps the atmosphere relaxed and connected.
Two distinct sleeping zones: Privacy and flexibility
One of the most appealing strengths of this apartment is the way it balances privacy with practicality. You have a principal bedroom (9.31 m² )&mdash a calm, comfortable room where you can close the door and truly switch off. Alongside it sits a sleeping cabin (8.84 m² ), a generous additional space that makes hosting feel effortless. The floor plan illustrates a bunk-bed arrangement, ideal for children, teenagers, or extra guests, transforming weekends away into shared adventures without compromising the main bedroom.
Please note: The cabin is indicated as windowless with a ventilated air inlet for day-to-day comfort.
Comfort, handled: Bathroom, shower room, separate WC
After a day in the mountains, comfort is not a luxury&mdash it&rsquo s part of the experience. Here, the apartment&rsquo s layout delivers with two wash areas: A bathroom (2.74 m² ) and a shower room (2.09 m² ), plus a separate WC (0.99 m² ). It&rsquo s a combination that simply works, particularly when you&rsquo re a small group getting ready in the morning or returning in stages after skiing, hiking, or snowshoeing.
Balcony moments&mdash fresh air on demand
The apartment extends outdoors via a 7.29 m² balcony. It&rsquo s the kind of space that quickly becomes part of your daily ritual: Stepping out for a breath of cold, clean air storing the day&rsquo s memories in a quiet pause or enjoying a drink while the light softens towards evening. In the northwest orientation, afternoons and early evenings take on a gentle mood&mdash perfect for decompressing after the last run.
A residence that feels like a private hotel&mdash without losing the alpine soul
Beyond the apartment itself, the residence is designed to make arrivals smoother and stays more enjoyable. Communal spaces are conceived as places you&rsquo ll actually use, not just pass through. There is a reception lounge for that welcoming, holiday-start feeling, and a tapas bar where breakfasts, afternoon treats, and aperitifs naturally punctuate the day.
Well-being is also built into the experience. The residence includes a dedicated wellness area featuring a large jacuzzi pool, a sauna, and a hammam&mdash a restorative trio that turns &ldquo after-ski&rdquo into a genuine reset. Whether you&rsquo ve spent the day chasing fresh snowfall or exploring the domain at a steadier pace, the transition from exhilaration to relaxation happens beautifully here.
Practical details are equally well considered, with owners benefiting from a parking space, a private cellar, a heated ski locker, and a secure bike storage room. There is also a self-service laundry within the residence&mdash ideal for longer stays and year-round use.
Les Coches: Village spirit, big-domain skiing
Les Coches sits above the Tarentaise Valley with a setting that feels both open and protected&mdash close to nature, yet designed for easy mountain living. It&rsquo s connected to the Paradiski ski area, bringing an extraordinary playground of 425 km of marked pistes into your week&rsquo s possibilities. The area spans from 1,200 m to 3,226 m in altitude, with over 70% of slopes above 2,000 m&mdash a real advantage for snow conditions across the season.
The resort has an approachable, human-scale feel, pairing Savoyard character with a modern, welcoming energy. Families appreciate the atmosphere and the services that make holidays smoother, while keen skiers love the scope: Gentle high-altitude runs, wooded descents, panoramic itineraries, and the satisfying sense that there is always more to discover.
Everyday ease, right where you want it
This address is positioned to keep life simple. The brochure highlights key conveniences close by, including restaurants and a mini-market, as well as a ski equipment shop and ski pass services. The Plan Bois chairlift is around 100 metres away, giving you a quick connection into the wider area and reinforcing the apartment&rsquo s ski-led lifestyle.
Four seasons in the Alps
While winter naturally takes centre stage, Les Coches and the wider La Plagne Tarentaise area are increasingly loved for their year-round appeal. When the snow melts, the landscape opens into alpine pastures and wide, energising horizons. Days can be filled with hiking through high mountain scenery, and summer in the Alps brings its own kind of calm&mdash cool evenings, long lunches, and that unmistakable sense of space you only find at altitude.
For thrill-seekers and families alike, the region offers a rich menu of activities across the seasons. Winter brings memorable alternatives to skiing&mdash from snowshoeing to dog sledding&mdash while summer invites you to experience the mountains differently, with varied outdoor adventures and panoramic viewpoints.
Access and connectivity
Despite its mountain setting, Les Coches remains reachable for weekend breaks and longer holidays alike. Road access via the A43/A430 to Albertville, then onward through the Tarentaise, connects the resort to major cities. The Landry sncf station provides rail access, with bus connections towards Montchavin&ndash Les Coches. For international travel, Geneva, Grenoble Alpes&ndash Isè re and Lyon Saint-Exupé ry airports form a practical triangle of options.
A third-floor base for easy mountain living
Apartment A31 is designed for the way people actually live in the mountains: Arriving with gear, sharing space without stepping on each other&rsquo s toes, stepping outside for air and perspective, and returning to a residence that supports relaxation as much as adventure. With one bedroom plus a large sleeping cabin, two wash areas, a separate WC, and a balcony, it&rsquo s a comfortable, well-judged home in a resort that blends authenticity with access to one of the Alps&rsquo great ski domains.
And when the day ends&mdash when the last light fades over the mountains and the village settles&mdash you&rsquo ll appreciate the simplest luxury of all: Being exactly where you want to be, ready to do it all again tomorrow.
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