




A self-catered chalet for eight with four en-suite double bedrooms, an indoor Jacuzzi and sauna, 900 metres from the slopes.
Level 0 contains the indoor Jacuzzi, sauna, garage, laundry room, entrance, boot heater and one separate WC. Level 1 has four double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom or shower room, plus a second separate WC. Level 2 contains the dining area, fitted kitchens, balcony, terrace, television lounge, reading lounge and a mezzanine with two single beds.

The top-floor living space includes dining, television and reading areas beside a wood fireplace, plus a balcony and terrace.

An indoor Jacuzzi and sauna form a dedicated ground-floor relaxation area after the slopes.

The mezzanine overlooks the living room and has two single beds for a flexible family sleeping arrangement.
26 features available
Comfortably sleeps up to 8 guests
Four en-suite double bedrooms and a mezzanine with two single beds are published. The property's stated capacity remains eight guests, so the mezzanine beds do not increase capacity beyond eight.

Double bed (180 × 190 cm)
Master bedroom with wardrobe, balcony and television. Its en-suite has a bathtub, heated towel rail, hairdryer, single basin and separately enclosed WC.

Double bed (180 × 190 cm)
Double bedroom with wardrobe, balcony, television and desk. Its en-suite has a bathtub, heated towel rail, hairdryer, WC and single basin.

Double bed (180 × 190 cm)
Double bedroom with wardrobe, balcony and television. Its en-suite has a shower, heated towel rail, hairdryer, WC and single basin.

Double bed (180 × 190 cm)
Double bedroom with wardrobe and television. Its en-suite has a shower, heated towel rail, hairdryer, WC and single basin.
4 bathrooms, 2 additional toilets
The chalet is in Rochebrune, 800 metres from the centre. The Coce piste and ski school are 900 metres away, and the Rochebrune lift is 950 metres away; the ski area and centre are a few minutes away by car.
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142 of 142 dates fully available · Prices are for the dates shown
Low season
£5,445
per week
Mid season
£12,353
per week
Peak season
£19,328
per week
Prices are for the dates shown · Select any available stay to send an enquiry · Prices may vary, confirmed upon request
Bathroom products
Welcome at the property
Beds made before arrival
Household and bath linen
End-of-stay cleaning
Baby cot, available on request
High chair, available on request
A €10,000 security deposit is collected
Seasonal rental is advertised from 19 December 2026 to 4 April 2027 for €80,000, or from 2 January to 4 April 2027 for €60,000
The mezzanine has two single beds, but the published chalet capacity remains eight guests
A quintessentially French luxury ski resort with timeless Alpine charm.
Megève was originally conceived by the Rothschild family in the 1920s as a French alternative to St. Moritz. Today, it remains one of the most beautiful and elegant ski resorts in the Alps, featuring a beautifully preserved medieval town center complete with cobblestone streets, horse-drawn sleighs, and chic boutiques. The resort seamlessly blends authentic Savoyard tradition with understated luxury. The skiing in Megève is part of the extensive Evasion Mont Blanc domain, offering over 400km of picturesque, tree-lined pistes. The terrain is overwhelmingly suited to intermediates, cruisers, and families, with sweeping red and blue runs that wind through pine forests and past charming rustic mountain huts. While expert terrain is more limited, the off-piste potential through the trees can be surprisingly good after a fresh snowfall. Beyond the slopes, Megève is renowned for its exceptional gastronomy. Boasting multiple Michelin-starred restaurants and some of the best mountain dining in Europe, the resort caters to visitors who value the culinary and cultural experience as much as the skiing itself.
Megève offers a vast, scenic playground within the Evasion Mont Blanc domain, heavily favoring intermediate cruisers and families. Much of the skiing takes place below the treeline on rolling, pasture-based slopes, meaning good visibility even in poor weather and less snow required to form a base.
A vast interconnected ski domain encompassing Megève, Saint-Gervais, Combloux, La Giettaz, and Les Contamines under the shadow of Mont Blanc.
The largest and sunniest sector, featuring wide, rolling pistes and excellent mountain restaurants with Mont Blanc views.
Classic forested skiing with a network of winding red and blue runs, easily accessible directly from the village.
A quieter area on the opposite side of the valley offering fantastic views of Mont Blanc, perfect for families and those building confidence.
Often holds the best snow due to its orientation and features steeper pistes, including a World Cup downhill track.
The highest point in the resort, offering steep, challenging runs and access to off-piste alpine bowls.
Geneva Airport (GVA)
1h 15min · 85km
Frequent shared and private transfers are available directly from Geneva airport, making it a very accessible resort. Several large underground car parks in the village (e.g., Parking du Casino, Parking du Mont d'Arbois), though they can be quite expensive.
Mid-December to mid-April
Due to the village's lower altitude, early and late season snow cover can occasionally be variable on the lowest slopes, though snowmaking is extensive.