Perched in the heart of the picturesque Arèches-Beaufort ski resort, this charming chalet offers a nostalgic escape with a touch of alpine history. Originally built in the 1960s to house foremen during the construction of the Roselend dam, the chalet retains its authentic character with green and white shutters, intricate friezes, and a sun-drenched south-facing terrace that frames breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the iconic bell tower. Here, tranquility meets convenience, as you’re just a five-minute stroll from local shops while enjoying a peaceful, secluded setting. The nearby Boule de Gomme sledding area adds a playful charm, making it a favorite for families with children.
Inside, the chalet is thoughtfully designed to accommodate up to 12 guests across three floors. The ground floor features a practical ski room, a cozy twin bedroom with a cot, and two additional twin bedrooms, along with a bathroom and laundry facilities. The first floor, accessible via a charming balcony or interior stairs, boasts a fully equipped kitchen with everything from a raclette machine to a crepe maker, a spacious dining area, and a bright lounge opening onto the terrace. A double bedroom and a bathroom complete this level. The top floor, with its cozy, cabin-like rooms under sloped ceilings, is perfect for children aged 6 to 12, offering a whimsical retreat.
The chalet’s location is ideal for exploring the region’s natural beauty and outdoor activities. From skiing and sledding in winter to hiking and cycling in summer, the area is a haven for adventure enthusiasts. With a reserved parking space and thoughtful amenities like a baby kit and optional services such as WiFi and end-of-stay cleaning, this chalet ensures a comfortable and memorable stay. Whether you’re savoring a quiet morning on the terrace or embarking on alpine adventures, this historic chalet invites you to create lasting memories in the heart of the French Alps.
Property Features: Apartment
