Bright studio+ with garage in the heart of Valloire

Green slope just in front of the residence

This studio apartment, with an entrance converted into a sleeping area, is located in the heart of Valloire, just few steps from the village shops, restaurants and main attractions.

It is particularly bright, benefiting from a dual south and west-facing exposure.

The apartment offers a total interior surface area of 24.84 m² and also features a west-facing balcony without any overlooking.

It also benefits from a number of highly sought-after additional features: a private garage, a 3.2 m² cellar, and a ski locker.

These are particularly valuable assets for a property located in the centre of the resort.

The green Sétaz ski slope (Myosotis) allows you to ski directly back to the foot of the residence, offering a particularly welcome convenience after a day on the slopes.

Another major advantage: the apartment is sold freehold, with no commercial lease and no rental commitment.

The future owner will therefore be completely free to use the property as they wish, whether as a private holiday home, a second residence or for seasonal rental purposes.

Layout

• An entrance converted into a sleeping area (1 single bed + 1 pull-out single bed)
• A bathroom
• A separate WC
• A living room with a dining space, a kitchenette and an access to the balcony

Key Features

• A private garage (value: €25,000, included in the sale price)
• A cellar (value: €5,000, included in the sale price)
• A ski locker

Apartment sold furnished and equipped, as is.

Charges and Taxes

Property tax: €607

Condominium charges: €1,231.66 per year (including hot water consumption previously included in the general shared charges, which has very recently been individually metered)

Agency fees: included (5% payable by the buyer)

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The Village Resort

Valloire charms visitors with the authenticity of a traditional Savoyard village and its warm atmosphere, where Alpine heritage meets a vibrant sporting lifestyle.

The resort has retained the feel of a welcoming, human-scale mountain village, lively throughout much of the year, where stone-and-timber chalets sit alongside charming streets lined with shops, restaurants and inviting terraces.

Valloire has successfully preserved its mountain identity while offering modern facilities and a wide range of services, making it equally suitable for short stays and longer holidays.

In winter, the ski area offers 160 km of slopes linked with Valmeinier, with spectacular mountain scenery and runs suited to every level, from complete beginners to experienced skiers.

The ski domain is both extensive and varied, spread across five mountain sectors between 1,430 and 2,750 metres above sea level.

Its 90 slopes, served by 30 modern ski lifts, provide a wide choice of terrain, from secure beginner areas to long descents and more technical pistes for advanced skiers.

Snow conditions are further supported by the resort’s altitude, with around 70% of the ski slopes located above 2,000 metres, helping to maintain good skiing conditions well into the season.

The resort is therefore equally well suited to family holidays and passionate skiers.

In summer, the surrounding Alpine meadows become a playground for hikers, cyclists and anyone seeking nature, fresh air and wide-open spaces.

Valloire is also renowned for its distinctive events, including its international snow and ice sculpture competitions, as well as major cycling events associated with the legendary Col du Galibier.

More than simply a holiday destination, Valloire represents a genuine Alpine lifestyle — a place to unwind, spend time together and create lasting memories with family and friends.

Another major advantage is its accessibility: the village can be reached easily via the Maurienne motorway, which leads directly to the foot of the Col du Télégraphe, making the resort particularly convenient to access.