Only 750 meters from the center of Megève, in the tranquility of a private dead-end street serving only a few chalets, this characterful chalet offers a rare setting, between village and nature.

It is an authentic Beaufortain farmhouse, dismantled piece by piece and then reassembled in Megève in 1994 on a new structure, according to the plans of architect Jean-Louis Allard. The old wood, treated before reassembly, gives the chalet all its charm. The roof was partially redone in 2018.

With a living area of 134 m² spread over three levels, it is situated on a 1,217 m² plot on the edge of the forest, with panoramic views of the mountains and the village.

On the living side, the main floor features a warm living-dining room with a fireplace opening onto a terrace, a kitchen, a bedroom ensuite with a shower room and a WC.

On the sleeping side, the lower level consists of an entrance with a wardrobe, two en-suite bedrooms with a shower room and WC, a game room, and a laundry room. The top floor has an attic bedroom with its own bathroom and WC.

The chalet is complemented by a separate garage.

Possibility of expansion or construction of a second chalet subject to permits.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr