Four thousand square feet above the Tarentaise. Ten minutes from a confirmed 2030 Olympic venue, twenty from the Trois Vallées. Owned outright, awaiting €287,000 and a considered hand.
A material palette drawn from the valley itself — nothing imported, nothing decorative. Living quarters sit above so the mountains meet you first, and the terrace opens south to hold the light until it goes.
A long table that seats twelve. A fire that stays lit. Boots by the door and something slow in the oven. Le 516 is conceived less as a rental than as a house you are lent for a week — the kind guests describe to friends by name rather than by listing.
La Plagne is confirmed for 2030. The infrastructure is financed, the date is fixed. This is not a wager on a valley improving — it is a calendar entry with capital already committed against it. And the house sits between two domains: La Plagne to the north, the Trois Vallées twenty minutes south.
Le 516 is seeking €287,000 to fund its renovation, against a fully-owned and unencumbered title. Projected returns, an itemised budget with risk priced from a scored register, and three investment structures are set out in full for those considering a position.
Not competing with the chalets around it. Occupying a category they do not reach.
A period house taken back to brick and rebuilt entire, extension included — delivered to time and to budget, and carried by two national interiors titles. The same hand now turns to Savoie.
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The title is clear. The Games are fixed. The drawings are done. What remains is the right partner.