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Haute-Savoie is a department filled with must-see destinations for anyone who enjoys fresh air, mountain landscapes, winter sports, and the French art of living. Naturally, buyers of new and traditional chalets turn toward the most sought-after destinations — those most popular with locals and/or tourists — in order to invest in property where the value will continue to grow over the years.

 

 

The most famous location in Haute-Savoie is the 3 Vallées ski area and its three gems: Courchevel, Méribel, and Megève. Renowned worldwide, these three winter sports resorts offer breathtaking views of the peaks and valleys. Their chalets, dressed in wood and stone, have preserved their authenticity and their generous, welcoming character. They are true refuges where you can escape from the hustle and bustle of city life to breathe fresh mountain air and enjoy, of course, a delicious fondue.

 

 

And who hasn’t heard of Chamonix, the peaceful resort nestled at the foot of Mont-Blanc? Its many villages and hamlets developed in the alpine pastures as early as the 5th century BC, before experiencing tremendous growth with the first tales of mountaineering. There, many traditional Savoyard chalets — with lauze roofs and wooden shingles — were built for those who set off to conquer the Mer de Glace or ride the cable car up to the Aiguille du Midi.

 

 

More sporty and more discreet, the mountain resort of Les Gets is the ideal starting point for outdoor holidays. Winter or summer, its chalets for sale offer direct access to the ski slopes of the Portes du Soleil. When the warmer days return, these rolling landscapes transform into a giant open-air concert venue, a bike park, a golf course, and even a swimming area at the Lac des Écoles.