Luxury New Apartment

Description

• Luxury new build
• Fantastic views
• Ski-in location
• Short walk from village centre
• Agency fees payable by the vendor
• Partner agent mandate

One of just 20 luxury new Ski-In properties in a fantastic location.

• Location
  Located in the “Espace San Bernado”, between the High Tarentaise in France and the Valle d’Aosta in Italy, La Rosière enables you to experience the very best of the two skiing cultures. A little gem hidden high, La Rosière, has a lovely traditional rustic Savoyard feel with low-rise accommodation. La Rosière is a fantastic built-for-purpose resort, formed of the two villages La Rosière 1850 and Les Eucherts, making up one great resort for the whole family. Famous for its sunny, snow-sure slopes from 1850m upwards and skiable links to the Italian resort of La Thuile, La Rosière is an impressive French ski resort and the large-scale lift and piste investments make it an even more compelling option for skiers! This development provides a ski-in location just 400m away from the main ski lifts and slopes, and is minutes away from shops, restaurants and children’s facilities.
  
  
• Description
  This new luxury development comprises 20 units, of two to five bedroomed apartments including duplexes and 1 chalet. The apartments are spread across 6 buildings; the site borders a picturesque forest and the design uses the topography in order to maximise the views from every single property. Each apartment has outside space from which to enjoy the views. The interior design reflects the Savoyard style in a modern and sleek way. Owners will also enjoy the use of private parking as well as common areas such as a family playroom, sauna and stream room. Expected delivery winter 2017.
  
  
• This Apartment
  Duplex Unit 12: Building E. 3 double bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. 96m2. Furnished.
  
  
• Additional Information
  The properties will be owned freehold and come with full property management if required. Whilst the properties cannot be used as a permanent primary residence in France, owners can use them for up to 182 days per year, leaving ample time for the property to generate a rental income.