Rhone Alps, Savoie, La Plagne, France

A48345FNC73 - An exciting opportunity to put your own stamp on a substantial new-build chalet of almost 250m², set in the traditional village of Sangot in La Plagne Tarentaise, just minutes away from Macot la Plagne and Aime in the valley.

For anyone who has considered building their own chalet in the French Alps but doesn't necessarily want to start with an empty plot of land, this could be a very interesting alternative.

The chalet is already well advanced, with the main structural work and insulation completed, but the new owner still has considerable freedom to decide how the interior will look and feel. It offers the chance to create a genuinely individual mountain home without taking on a construction project from the very beginning.

Arranged over three levels, the chalet offers almost 250m² of floor area and some fantastic internal volumes.

Its position in Sangot is a real plus. This is a peaceful mountain village within the commune of La Plagne Tarentaise, surrounded by wonderful Alpine scenery and with wide, open views across the surrounding mountains.
There is already an agreement in place so that the trees in front of the chalet can be removed or reduced in size to open up the view across the Tarentaise valley and over to Mont Blanc.

Despite the quiet village setting, access to the skiing is straightforward. Both Montchavin and La Roche can be reached in approximately 15 minutes by car, giving you a choice of access points into the La Plagne ski area and, from there, the wider Paradiski domain.

The quality and solidity of the construction are also important features of the property. The chalet has been built predominantly in concrete, creating a robust structure, with high-performance insulation already installed. Externally, timber cladding brings the warmth and traditional appearance you would expect from an Alpine chalet while retaining the advantages of contemporary construction techniques.

The property has been designed in accordance with RE2020 regulations, the current French environmental standards for new construction. Once completed, this should provide excellent insulation and thermal comfort as well as helping to control future energy consumption.

The main structural work is already in place, giving the buyer a recent, high-quality shell from which to create the finished chalet.

Instead of buying a newly completed chalet where somebody else has already chosen the kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, lighting and finishes, here you have the opportunity to make those choices yourself.

With almost 250m² arranged over three floors, there is plenty of scope to create a layout that works for the way you want to use the property. Large open-plan living spaces, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, a ski and boot room, home office, games or cinema room are all possibilities depending on the final plans and necessary approvals.

It could become a fabulous main residence with plenty of room for family and friends, or a substantial second home in the mountains.

The valley and its amenities are also easily accessible, making the location practical for year-round living as well as holidays.