Avanthay Real Estate - Champéry
On the edge of the quiet and bucolic little access road known as "la Mourgue" stands this magnificent chalet dating from the early 1900s (exact date unknown).
Once belonging to a family from Champéry, this 16-room property with 460m2 of living space has been renovated in a subtle blend of tradition and modernity.
The facade has remained in its original state, giving it the somewhat austere appearance of our period chalets from the outside, but inside, the owner has created a contemporary atmosphere.
The small sandstone staircase invites you to the upper ground floor, where the living area opens onto a magnificent triple living room - dining area - contemporary kitchen with an island, all open and animated by period soapstone stoves and a beautiful contemporary fireplace.
This generous space opens onto a superb 45m2 terrace, a true extension of the living area. The traditional stone fountain has been preserved and fitted with hot water, allowing for baths during the winter chill.
The amenities, discreetly positioned, line the reception hall.
The sleeping area is spread over the top two floors: the master bedroom with its mezzanine office space and en-suite bathroom - one south-facing bedroom with en-suite bathroom - another south-facing bedroom with a separate shower room.
Under the chalet's roof, there are three additional bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a separate bathroom for the other two.
On the lower ground floor, you'll find a gym, a six-person steam room, and a relaxation room for après-ski days.
Interior and exterior storage spaces, a laundry room, and a separate 3.5-room apartment (not renovated) available for household staff complete this rare gem.
The plot size is 824m2, offering a beautiful view of the mountain ranges, and the location is pastoral.
In winter, by taking the small path known as "des Poussettes," you can reach the Grand-Paradis chairlift in just a few minutes.
Come discover with us these 1,350m3 of happiness; we are passionate, among other things, about old chalets.
On the edge of the quiet and bucolic little access road known as "la Mourgue" stands this magnificent chalet dating from the early 1900s (exact date unknown).
Once belonging to a family from Champéry, this 16-room property with 460m2 of living space has been renovated in a subtle blend of tradition and modernity.
The facade has remained in its original state, giving it the somewhat austere appearance of our period chalets from the outside, but inside, the owner has created a contemporary atmosphere.
The small sandstone staircase invites you to the upper ground floor, where the living area opens onto a magnificent triple living room - dining area - contemporary kitchen with an island, all open and animated by period soapstone stoves and a beautiful contemporary fireplace.
This generous space opens onto a superb 45m2 terrace, a true extension of the living area. The traditional stone fountain has been preserved and fitted with hot water, allowing for baths during the winter chill.
The amenities, discreetly positioned, line the reception hall.
The sleeping area is spread over the top two floors: the master bedroom with its mezzanine office space and en-suite bathroom - one south-facing bedroom with en-suite bathroom - another south-facing bedroom with a separate shower room.
Under the chalet's roof, there are three additional bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a separate bathroom for the other two.
On the lower ground floor, you'll find a gym, a six-person steam room, and a relaxation room for après-ski days.
Interior and exterior storage spaces, a laundry room, and a separate 3.5-room apartment (not renovated) available for household staff complete this rare gem.
The plot size is 824m2, offering a beautiful view of the mountain ranges, and the location is pastoral.
In winter, by taking the small path known as "des Poussettes," you can reach the Grand-Paradis chairlift in just a few minutes.
Come discover with us these 1,350m3 of happiness; we are passionate, among other things, about old chalets.
