Magnificent T3 Duplex apartment in a chalet dating from 1813

Contemporary apartment 1 min from Gd-Bornand and La Clusaz stations

Housing:

This accommodation is entirely dedicated to lovers of design and interior architecture: glass walls, invisible doors, artists' furniture, alliance of materials .... come and discover an art of living and an absolutely unique concept of mountain habitat which contrasts with the `` classic '' rental apartment in the bland style and without charm ... From your reservation to your entry into the premises, everything is done to make you feel comfortable and ready to spend a most pleasant and authentic stay!

Exterior of the Chalet:

The chalet is located on a plot of 1200 m², travelers arrive directly with their vehicle on a private parking with covered spaces. directly accessible from the car park, tenants have a storage room (bikes / skis ...) specific to their apartment and lockable. the garden has an arbor with a table and 4 chairs for outdoor dining, as well as a barbecue.

Interaction with travelers:

I can be reached during my break hours and entirely in the evening to answer any questions or needs of travelers. The arrival at the Chalet can be done in complete autonomy, which allows to offer a great flexibility and thus to adapt to all schedules of the tenants. As soon as you enter the apartment, you will have the opportunity to find out about all the best plans in the region: restaurants, cultural outings, the best family hikes, the various activities offered by the surrounding municipalities as well as major annual events, everything this thanks to the guide I wrote especially for travelers, it will allow you to save time and have a good time with family!

Presentation of the district:

The district is ideally located a stone's throw from Grand Bornand and La Clusaz, while being far enough away to be quiet and of course with a magnificent view of the Lachat du Grand Bornand and part of the Aravis range. It is the ideal compromise between accessibility to ski areas and well-deserved evening rest in a mountain setting.