Authentic village house with south-west exposure

Stunning Galibier views & large garden

This house is located in the hamlet of Le Serroz, above the Moulin Benjamin chairlift.

A sector particularly appreciated by locals, it offers a peaceful, preserved, typically mountain setting with open views over the Galibier and the surrounding peaks.

It is the ideal property for a major renovation project: the total floor area is 211.94 m², including 131.46 m² of living space and 79.84 m² of barn space not habitable but to arrange.

In addition, there is further unmeasured convertible attic space, a vaulted cellar, and a small outbuilding, all set on a 650 m² plot.

An extension is also possible, as well as the creation of additional parking spaces on the adjoining land.

A full restoration project will enhance this charming piece of heritage, which offers remarkable potential for renovation and layout enthusiasts. Several configurations are possible, including the creation of multiple separate units:

• A family purchase
• A main or second residence with a rental section
• An investment project for a property trader (land optimisation with the creation of 3 or 4 apartments)
• A character guesthouse

Once modernised, this historic property will undoubtedly become a unique mountain home with real signature appeal.

An ideal opportunity for anyone looking to shape a personalized project.

Free and available immediately, this house is sold unfurnished, as is

CURRENT LAYOUT

• 1 entrance hall
• 1 studio
• 5 rooms
• 1 convertible barn
• 1 Convertible attic space (not measured; not included in the total floor area)

HIGHLIGHTS

• Generous surface areas & large outdoor spaces
• House and garden south-facing
• Authentic character, peace and quiet, and mountain views

FEES & TAXES

• Property tax: €685
• Council tax: N/A
• Agency fees: included, payable by the seller (4%)

ENERGY PERFORMANCE (DPE)

Estimated annual energy costs: between €1,790 and €2,480 per year (average energy prices indexed to 1 January 2021, subscriptions included).
Final energy consumption: 198 kWh/m²/year

THE RESORT VILLAGE

Valloire captivates visitors with the authenticity of a traditional Savoyard village, its outstanding quality of life, warm atmosphere, unspoilt natural surroundings, breathtaking landscapes and a wide range of activities throughout the year.

Here, you’ll find the spirit of a human-scale resort, lively through most seasons, with shops, restaurants and friendly terraces adding to the village charm.

In winter, the 160 km ski area linked to Valmeinier offers superb panoramic views and runs suited to every level, from beginners to advanced skiers. In summer, the alpine pastures become a playground for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers in search of wide-open spaces.

Valloire also comes alive with a calendar of unique and renowned events such as the International Snow and Ice Sculpture Competition, the Straw and Hay Sculpture Festival, the White Trail, the Galibier Trail, the Baroque Music Festival, Pic Sonne, the Off-Road Fair, and major cycling events around the Galibier.

More than just a holiday destination, Valloire embodies a true mountain lifestyle a place to recharge, share special moments and create unforgettable memories with family and friends.

Another major advantage is accessibility : the village is easy to reach via the Maurienne motorway, which takes you right to the foot of the Col du Télégraphe, making the resort particularly convenient to access.

This ease of access goes hand in hand with Valloire’s growing reputation and the genuine enthusiasm it inspires among holidaymakers. Increasingly sought-after for its authenticity, the quality of its ski area and the friendly atmosphere of its village, it remains a favourite season after season, with a notably loyal clientele.

Many visitors return year after year, drawn by the warm welcome, the ski area, the range of activities, and the perfect balance between lively events and a family-friendly spirit.