Discover a remarkable opportunity to acquire a house with gites for sale in the captivating department of Ariège, nestled within the enchanting Occitanie region. Renowned as a sought-after holiday destination, this idyllic location promises an unforgettable experience for both residents and visitors alike.
A gîte is typically a self-catering holiday rental property in France, legally classified as a "meublé de tourisme" and primarily run as a business for income. In contrast, a maison d’amis (friends’ house) is usually a separate dwelling on an owner’s property primarily intended for personal use by friends and family, though it might occasionally be rented out less formally.
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Found 3 Properties
new
new
House
€375,000
Mirepoix, Ariège
Character propertyGite/Maison d’AmisGround floor bedroomOld stonePoolPossible incomePrestige
A gîte is typically a self-catering holiday rental property in France, legally classified as a "meublé de tourisme" and primarily run as a business for income. In contrast, a maison d’amis (friends’ house) is usually a separate dwelling on an owner’s property primarily intended for personal use by friends and family, though it might occasionally be rented out less formally.
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Found 6 Properties
new
new
House
€350,000
Puivert, Aude
Character propertyGite/Maison d’AmisPossible incomeRiver frontageViews
Character propertyDetachedGite/Maison d’AmisGood for horsesLarge grounds (1Ha+)No close neighboursOld stoneOutbuildingsPoolPossible incomePrestigeViews
A gîte is typically a self-catering holiday rental property in France, legally classified as a "meublé de tourisme" and primarily run as a business for income. In contrast, a maison d’amis (friends’ house) is usually a separate dwelling on an owner’s property primarily intended for personal use by friends and family, though it might occasionally be rented out less formally.
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Found 9 Properties
new
new
House
€375,000
Mirepoix, Ariège
Character propertyGite/Maison d’AmisGround floor bedroomOld stonePoolPossible incomePrestige
Character propertyDetachedGite/Maison d’AmisGood for horsesLarge grounds (1Ha+)No close neighboursOld stoneOutbuildingsPoolPossible incomePrestigeViews
A gîte is typically a self-catering holiday rental property in France, legally classified as a "meublé de tourisme" and primarily run as a business for income. In contrast, a maison d’amis (friends’ house) is usually a separate dwelling on an owner’s property primarily intended for personal use by friends and family, though it might occasionally be rented out less formally.
A gîte is typically a self-catering holiday rental property in France, legally classified as a "meublé de tourisme" and primarily run as a business for income. In contrast, a maison d’amis (friends’ house) is usually a separate dwelling on an owner’s property primarily intended for personal use by friends and family, though it might occasionally be rented out less formally.
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Found 3 Properties
Country House
€290,000 HAI
Saint-Saud-Lacoussière, Dordogne
Character propertyDetachedGite/Maison d’AmisOld stoneOutbuildingsPossible incomeViews
Let’s be honest, France is THE place to be for skiers. Epic slopes, delicious food, and charming villages – what’s not to love? Owning your ski chalet means you can escape whenever you fancy, enjoy long weekends on the slopes, and create unforgettable memories with friends and family. Plus, French ski property can be a brilliant investment. Imagine cosy evenings by the fire after a day carving up the pistes… pure bliss!
Ski Chalet France
Owning a ski chalet in France offers unparalleled access to some of the best ski resorts in the world. With over 200 ski resorts to choose from, the French Alps provide the perfect destination for winter sports enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking a serene mountain lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a chalet with direct access to the slopes or one in a charming mountain village, the options are endless.
Our Selection of Ski Chalets for Sale in France
We offer a wide range of ski chalets for sale across the French Alps, from family-friendly resorts to exclusive locations. Our property listings include traditional wooden chalets, luxurious contemporary designs, and everything in between. With our expert guidance, finding your dream chalet in the French Alps has never been easier.
Explore the Benefits of Buying a Ski Chalet in France
Prime Locations: Close proximity to world-class ski resorts such as Chamonix, Courchevel, and Méribel.
Year-Round Appeal: Ski chalets are ideal for both winter sports and summer activities like hiking, cycling, and climbing.
Investment Potential: High rental demand during the ski season, making chalets a popular choice for investors.
FAQs About Buying a Ski Chalet in France
1. Where are the best locations to buy a ski chalet in France?
The French Alps offer a variety of top ski resorts, including Chamonix, Val d’Isère, and Courchevel. Each location has its own charm, with some offering bustling resort towns and others more peaceful, picturesque settings.
2. Can I rent out my ski chalet when I’m not using it?
Yes, many owners rent their chalets during the ski season, as there is strong demand for holiday rentals in popular resorts. Rental income can help offset the cost of owning a property.
3. What types of ski chalets are available for sale?
We have a wide selection, ranging from traditional Alpine chalets with wooden beams and stone features to modern, high-end properties with luxurious amenities. Chalets come in various sizes, from cosy two-bedroom retreats to larger homes perfect for families or groups.
4. Are ski chalets in France only suitable for winter?
No, ski chalets in the French Alps are great for year-round living or holidaying. In the summer, the Alps offer fantastic opportunities for hiking, cycling, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.
5. How can I finance the purchase of a ski chalet in France?
While we cannot provide financial advice, we recommend speaking with a mortgage broker or financial expert who specialises in French property.
6. Are there any maintenance requirements for owning a ski chalet?
Yes, maintaining a ski chalet, particularly in winter, may involve snow clearance, heating system upkeep, and ensuring the chalet is weather-proof. Many owners hire local property management services to take care of these tasks.
Buy a Ski Chalet in France
Ready to explore ski chalets for sale in the French Alps? Get in touch with Town & Country Property France, and let us help you find your dream home in the mountains.