Incredible chalet in the village of Peisey, 5 apartments, huge potential, minutes from the lift
Chalet · French Alps, France
Property Records
Address and plot data are estimates based on public cadastral records and may not reflect the exact property.
Source: French Cadastre / DVF / BAN / OpenStreetMap
€2,080,000
The Basics
Overview
Our Analysis
Priced 14% above the local average of €5,486/m², this chalet carries a premium justified by its rare 'constructible land' and multi-unit configuration, but the valuation assumes successful high-end renovation. The primary friction for buyers is the Reliance on the 2026 telecabine completion for 'minutes-walk' lift access; until then, the property remains a peripheral village location. With five existing apartments, a buyer must decide between a complex multi-unit rental operation or a high-cap-ex conversion into a single-family residence, both of which require navigating Savoie's strict mountain planning codes.
Property Records
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Price & Market
The Property
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The Verdict
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What this home offers
Financials
What It Costs to Own
Estimated monthly and upfront costs based on your buyer profile
Upfront
~€821,600
Monthly
~€9,316 /mo
Rental potential
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Location & Daily Life
Location
Peisey, Savoie (73)
Living here
What daily life looks like in this area
While the village center is walkable, the Tarentaise valley's steep terrain means the 'beautiful private garden' and land may be tiered or sloped. Daily errands in winter require a 4x4 for reliable access given the elevation.
Nearby services
Typical weather
Based on 30-year climate averages for this location
May
Genuinely cold. Budget for serious heating costs. Frost most mornings — pipes and plants need protection. Regular snowfall — winter tyres are a must.
Risks & Compliance
Environmental risks
Source: Géorisques, Min. Transition Écologique · View official report
Safety & crime
Interpreted from official police & gendarmerie records
Small commune — data may fluctuate year to year
Source: SSMSI 2022 · 633 inhabitants · Compared against department averages
Development & Zoning
Built-up area — construction is permitted under local rules
No development zones (AU) found within ~800m — the surrounding area is not earmarked for urbanization.
Planning prescriptions in the area:
Reserved land (2 zones)
Set aside for future public infrastructure (roads, utilities)
Planning constraint (6 zones)
- · OAP 2 - secteur faisant l'objet d'orientations d'aménagement et programmation
- · Périmètre de réciprocité agricole
- · Jardins en milieu urbanisé à préserver au titre de l'article L151-23 du Code de l'Urbanisme
- · Secteur dans lequel 100% des logements à créer seront affectés à du logement locatifs pour saisonniers au titre de L151-15 du Code de l'Urbanisme
- + 2 more
Renovation Constraints
This property appears to fall within the protected perimeter of Protected monument. If confirmed, visible exterior changes (windows, roof, facade materials) would need approval from the Architecte des Bâtiments de France (ABF). This process typically adds 2–6 months and may constrain design choices. Verify with the mairie.
Source: Géoportail de l'Urbanisme (PLU) · View full zoning map
Legal considerations
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Next Steps
Questions to ask
- Is the chalet currently sold vacant or are any of the 5 apartments currently under lease?
- Can you provide the specific PLU zone for the 'constructible' portion of the land?
- What is the current heating system for the 332m²—is it a single biomass/oil boiler or individual electric heaters?
Documents to request
- Title deed (titre de propriété)
- Technical diagnostics package — DDT (DPE, amiante, plomb, termites, ERP, assainissement, électricité, gaz, bruit)
- Land survey plan (plan cadastral)
This report is generated from listing data and regional knowledge. It is not a substitute for a professional survey, legal review, or in-person visit.
Characteristics
Details
- Property Type
- Chalet/Lodge
- Total living area
- 332 m²
Room Information
- Bedrooms
- 7
- Bathrooms
- 5
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