Charming alpine chalet, huge garden, panoramic views — Property 88356

Charming alpine chalet, huge garden, panoramic views

Chalet Clos Parchet is a beautiful, 2-bedroom, south-facing chalet in a stunning, peaceful location above the centre of Samoens. Set in its own huge garden, there are spectacular panoramic views of the Giffre valley and mountains beyond. Recently renovated to a high standard, the chalet comfortably sleeps 4-6. Downstairs is a spacious, well-equipped kitchen/diner with traditional log-burning range and dining for up to 6 people. The open-plan living room boasts a wooden floor, fireplace and generous sofa. The family shower-room has been completely refurbished. Upstairs are 2 sunny, double bedrooms, one with a balcony. The garden provides the perfect winter setting for playing in the snow and tobogganing: in summer for relaxing in the sun whilst listening to the sound of cow bells. Walking and mountain bike trails start from the chalet. The chalet is just 5 minutes drive to the centre of Samoens and then to the Samoens Gondola, providing access to Samoens 1600 and the resort of Flaine.

Location Samoens Samoens < Flaine - Grand Massif < Haute-Savoie < Rhone-Alpes < France

Samoens Samoens < Flaine - Grand Massif < Haute-Savoie < Rhone-Alpes < France

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Availability for the chalet in Samoens, France

Last updated on:

Saturday, 12 July 2008

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flexible

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All year

Rental rates for the chalet in Samoens, France

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Notes to the rental rates

• For our continental guests paying in Euros is fine.
  The rental rate includes water, electricity, gas, firewood, sheets, duvets, pillow cases and household products. No towels are provided. A deposit of 25% of the rental charge and return of the booking form will confirm reservation.
  Rental rates for shorter stays will be worked out on a pro-rata basis.
  

Accommodation and Facilities for the chalet in Samoens, France

Samoens in Winter

Samoens is part of the Grand Massif ski area (with Flaine, Les Carroz and Morillon) and includes some 265 km of downhill skiing, with panoramic views over to Mont Blanc. (Green 11%, Blue 40%, Red 38%, Black 11%). A wide variety of skiing is on offer for all levels with virtually no queues. There are excellent nursery slopes at Samoens 1600 - now the biggest beginners area in the Haute Savoie. For the more advanced, there are exhilarating north facing mogul slopes from the Tete des Saix, down to Samoens. With an excellent snow record - one of the best in Alps, the slopes are accessed by the super fast gondola taking you from the village straight up to Samoens 1600 in just 8 minutes. Intermediate and advanced skiers will enjoy the 49 red pistes & 12 black pistes. Just 4 km from the Chalet, towards Morzine, is the Col de Joux Plane where there is fabulous Nordic skiing and walking with racquettes. Ice skating in the town centre and dog sledging are also available.

Samoens in Spring and Summer

Warm summers offer plenty of opportunity to swim, walk, cycle, go rafting or visit the neighbouring towns and lakes. Samoens has an outdoor leisure complex, with 2 beautiful lakes, outdoor swimming pools and a 60 metre water slide, tennis courts, basket ball, roller-blade / skateboard park and an Indiana Jones park (assault course). There is also white water rafting, canoeing / kayaking, Samoens village has plenty of out-door cafés and restaurants and the beautiful botanical gardens, “La Jaysinia” just off the village square. The Giffre valley famed for its flora, fauna and stunning scenery offers walks to suit all abilities at differing altitudes. All routes are clearly marked. For MTB enthusiasts there are 100s of miles of MTB paths with lifts at nearby Sixt and Morillion open during the summer. Each ride is graded according to length and difficulty. The historic towns of Evian, Thonon Les Bains, Chamonix, Mont Blanc and Annecy and are all in easy reach for days out.

Around Chalet Clos Parchet

Chalet Clos Parchet is an enviable location, 5 minutes by car into Samoens but high enough above the village to give you a real feel of being in the mountains. The gardens surrounding the chalet are large and sunny with a small stream running to the side and front. From the front of the chalet there is a wild flower meadow and beyond stunning views of the Grand Massif. Behind the chalet is another meadow and uninterrupted views up to Col De Joux Plane and to the side views of the impressive Le Criou. A wide variety of birds and wildlife can be seen from the garden including woodpeckers, jays and red squirrels. From the garden you can hear the melodic sound of cow bells. During the spring and summer there is an outside dining area and sun loungers. Walking and cross country mountain biking trails start from the chalet and for the very active the famous Col de Joux Plane route of the tour de France passes nearby.

Skiing Information:

Located in the French Northern Alps in Haute Savoie between Geneva, Chamonix Mont Blanc and les Portes du Soleil ski area, Samoens belongs to the Grand Massif ski area. The Grand Massif ski area (with Flaine, Les Carroz and Morillon) includes some 265 km of downhill skiing, with panoramic views over to Mont Blanc. A wide variety of skiing is on offer for all levels with virtually no queues. For the beginner there are excellent nursery slopes at Samoens 1600 - now the biggest beginners area in the Haute Savoie. For the more advanced, there are exhilarating north facing mogul slopes from the Tete des Saix, down to Samoens. With an excellent snow record - one of the best in Alps, the slopes are accessed by the super fast gondola taking you from the village straight up to Samoens 1600 in just 8 minutes. Intermediate and advanced skiers will enjoy the 49 red pistes; 12 black pistes and snow parks of the Grand Massif.