Apartment for sale in France

This stunning 4* residence will offer a new benchmark of self catering accommodation in the French Alps. The first phase will consist of 80 luxurious spacious apartments, in a ski-in ski-out position right next to the brand new cable car. The development will benefit from stunning views and great sunshine. It will have a wellness centre, bar and a restaurant with terrace right by the cable car. Unsurpassed levels of service ?All rooms are ensuite ?Construction from the finest materials: brushed wood, wooden floors, local stone, and a cosy chimney ?Choice of a large range of high quality furniture ?Beautiful interior design ?Satellite television, home cinema and PC media centre ?Spacious and comfortable room layouts ?Wellness centre will consist of: swimming pool, sauna, hammam, hot tubs, massage rooms, and fitness room Vallorcine is a small village in the Haute Savoie region, nestling in a sunny valley between Mont-Blanc and Switzerland at an altitude of 1.260m. A huge snowy cloak in the winter, wild mountain pastures in the summer, a nature reserve, a legendary waterfall?Its self sufficient location has made this resort village different from any other. On the way to Switzerland, at lake Emosson: a unique view over the Alps! Only 16 km from Chamonix, it is a haven of tranquility where one can savor the simple joys of mountain life. The ski resort of Vallorcine is situated in the Mont-blanc area of the Haute-Savoie department in the Northern Alps region. It is part of the Skipass Mt-Blanc ski domain. The lift served area extends from 1260 metres to 1500 metres. There are 3 km of lift served runs. There are 10 km of cross country trails. Skiers, Snowboarders and sportsmen of all standards can enjoy the Le Tour and Vallorcine pistes. At the northern edge of the Chamonix valley, the long blue and green runs are popular with beginner and intermediate skiers and snowboarders. The Charamillon area offers gentle slopes, whilst the Vallorcine descents provide experts with an opportunity to improve their techniques on longer runs through pine forests.