Magnificent New Chalet with High-End Amenities, Enjoying an Exceptional Location on the Highly Sough

Property Description

Built by a renowned local high-end builder, this chalet will have a total surface area of approximately 250 m² on a 900 m² plot, ideally located in Samoëns within walking distance of the village centre and the ski slopes.
The interior and exterior features are custom-made with high-quality materials.

The living area consists of a beautiful entrance hall with storage space, a large kitchen opening onto a spacious dining room, a large living room with fireplace, a second living/reading area and a separate toilet. All of this space opens onto a huge south-facing balcony/terrace running alongside all the living areas and offering the most beautiful view of Samoëns. There is also a large enclosed garage with ski room.

Upstairs, there is an en-suite bedroom with a dressing room, a bathroom with a bath, shower and toilet, all opening onto a beautiful south-facing balcony, and a dormitory.

On the garden level, there are two en-suite bedrooms with shower rooms and toilets, a separate toilet, a third bedroom, a wellness area/gym and a laundry/utility room.

It is also possible to plan for a larger surface area for the chalet of approximately 310 m².
The location is ideal, 250 metres from the village centre, close to a ski bus stop and just over a kilometre from the slopes.

The builder Les Chalets Carme, a local family business for four generations, is one of the most renowned and high-end builders in the region, with numerous projects in France and Switzerland (in Saanen). The emphasis is on listening to the customer, the quality of materials, attention to detail and excellent finishes. Thanks to the complementary nature of their two companies – Charpente Chalets Carme, which specialises in carpentry, joinery and interior design, and Woodbat, which specialises in project management – they are able to deliver a ‘turnkey’ chalet, from the initial sketches to the most detailed finishes.

Delivery is scheduled for winter 2026.

Photos in the gallery are not contractually binding.