This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
A farm with 24,000 m² of land with the best views in the valley.
Alpine Property agent forKey Features
Ferme Creuzé
- Price
- 2 200 000 €uros
- Status
- SOLD
- Last updated
- 15/09/2013
- Area
- Grand Massif
- Location
- Samoëns & Vallée
- Village
- Morillon
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Floor area
- 336 m²
- Land area
- 24000 m²
- Detached
- Yes
- Heating
- Oil fired central heating
- Chimney
- Open fire
- Nearest skiing
- 250 m
- Nearest shops
- 1.2 km
- Garden
- Yes
- Garage
- Single
- Drainage
- Septic tank
- Annual Taxes (est)
- 610 €uros
- Agency fees
- Paid by the seller
Location
Use map search
Property Description
The Ferme Creuzé has the best view I have come across in the Haute Savoie. It is sold with 24,000 m² of land the majority of which is non-constructible (8,500m2 constructible land zone). The piste to Morillon is 250 m away. This makes the property the ultimate alpine farm. The best views, loads of space, an authentic farmhouse and access to the winter pistes. Suitable for someone who had considered Megève or Chamonix but who hasn't been able to find the "dream" property with views and space.
If you click on the "photos" icon on the left you will get a good idea of the situation. I can email more on request. There are two maps displayed in the "location map" section - one of which is the local piste map. A land plan can be emailed on request.
Renovated in 1997, currently the farm consists of:
Ground floor. Entrance into a farmhouse style kitchen with kitchen table and wood burning stove, bedroom (1) with en-suite shower and WC, sitting and dining room with open fire and access onto a covered terrace, laundry room, WC, garage.
First floor: Large part renovated landing leading onto an office, large double bedroom (2) with balcony access, double bedroom (3) with balcony access, WC, bathroom, bedroom (4) currently used for storage. Work shop and attic space with potential for further renovation.
