Rhone Alps, Savoie, Bonneval-sur-Arc, France

The entrance to the house (on the middle floor) opens onto a corridor leading to a beautiful reception room with a fireplace and mezzanine, formerly a Tea Room with an adjoining professional kitchen. At the end of the corridor, there is a large ensuite bedroom with a large corner bath, walk-in shower, and WC.
- Entrance: 8.95 m²
- Reception room: 29.46 m²
- Kitchen: 7.12 m²
- WC compliant with PRM standards
- Mezzanine: 2.95 m² (7.9 m² floor space)
- Bedroom n°1: 17.13 m²
- Ensuite bathroom, walk-in shower and WC: 6.11 m².

Going up the stairs from the entrance hall is a beautiful open space with the living room around a stone fireplace, dining room and fully equipped kitchen, all under exposed beams and opening onto a south-facing balcony.
- Living-dining room-kitchen open space: 34.17 m² of living space for 43.17 m² of floor space
- Walk-in shower room and WC: 2.05 m² of living space for 6.66 m² of floor space.

On the ground floor are two bedrooms, each with an ensuite shower room/ WC and a technical area consisting of laundry room, workshop and storage. The latter opens directly onto the street, below the main entrance door.
- Bedroom n°2: 13.3 m²
- Ensuite walk-in shower room: 3.51 m²
- Ensuite toilet: 0.94 m²
- Bedroom n°3: 12.44 m²
- Ensuite walk-in shower room: 2.35 m²
- Ensuite toilet: 0.76 m²
- Laundry room: 12.95 m² floor space
- Workshop/ storage: 8.84 m².

The village is perfect for nature lovers. In winter, in addition to the Bonneval ski area, the entire Haute-Maurienne region is available to you within a 30-kilometre radius with the resorts of Val Cenis, Aussois... or the charming village of Bessans. In the summer, you can explore the Vanoise National Park on foot, where you will discover the geological, flore and faune that the area is well-known for. Finally, to fully enjoy the panoramas offered by the region's magnificent sites, you can take the mountain pass roads. On the border with Italy, the Mont-Cenis pass will take you to the magnificent lake of the same name at an altitude of 2,000 metres, while the Iseran pass, one of the most legendary and highest in Europe (at 2,770 metres), will allow you to cross the Vanoise National Park to reach Val d'Isère in Tarentaise.