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French Alps property - property for sale French Alps
 

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Property in the French Alps

Because of the best and most varied skiing in the world, the culture and cuisine, the French Alps has always been a favourite with people looking to buy ski property. There are plenty of ski zones and resorts to choose from, with varying prices. There is a lot of re-sale property to be found in the French Alps, as well as some off-plan and leaseback schemes. This makes it very attractive to people looking for investment property in France.

 

Courchevel, Meribel and Val Thorens make up the Three Valleys, the most popular ski area in Europe, with all the best facilities. If you are looking to buy French ski property on these very popular resorts, then the price tag will be very high, but if you are willing to look at the less sought after resorts of La Tania and Les Menuires, you are looking at much lower prices for your ski property.

With 800km of downhill ski runs spread over many ski stations in France and Switzerland is the Portes du Soleil, which in fact is better value for money for people looking for ski property in the French Alps. There is something for everyone and the architecture keeps with the environment. Some of the popular resorts here are Avoriaz, Les Gets, Morzine and Chatel. Avoriaz is the highest point at 1800km. Prices of ski property in this area are much lower than in the Three Valleys.

 

The third largest ski zone in France is Paradiski. In the centre of this area is La Plagne which has many facilities including bars, restaurants, schools, making it an attractive alternative choice to the pricier Three Valleys or Portes due Soleil for people looking for French ski property. The areas of Montchavin-Les-Coches and Les Arcs are also popular skiing areas, with ski property in Les Arcs being slightly more expensive.

The Valmeinier ski zone is smaller than the others, but makes a good investment. The village of Valloire with its ski station is very authentic and the most typically French of all the resorts. It has an all-year-round lively atmosphere and to invest in ski property in Valloire costs considerably less than some of the larger ski resorts. Although smaller, the Valmeinier ski zone still has very good facilities and altitudes of up to 2600m with good snow coverage. These features are all important when looking to invest in Ski property in France.

Another very popular ski resort in France (and thought by many to be the best) is Espace Killy, which reaches an incredible 3650m at the Glacier of La Grande Motte. The entertainment and facilities of Espace Killy are excellent, both on and off the ski slopes and the two ski resorts of Val d’Isere and Tignes, although not as picturesque as some of the other resorts in France, are still very popular. Val d’Isere has over the years been a very good investment and continues to be today.

In fact, over the past few years, the capital value of ski property in France has increased by around 88% each year and the fact that there is no more new building allowed in the popular resorts and the demand is still as sound as ever, makes buying ski property in France a very sound investment indeed.

Please use the link at the top of this page to browse our property for sale in the French Alps, or feel free to e-mail us or call to speak to us about buying property in the French Alps.