2 bedroom property for sale in Morzine

Stunning 2-bedroom Ski Apartment for sale in Portes du Soleil Building Avoriaz Haute-Savoie France


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Property Location



Portes du Soleil Building, 79 place Centrale - Station dAvoriaz

MORZiNE (Haute-Savoie)



74110

France



Property Details



in the center of the ski resort. 2 bed room apartment, 1 bathroom, and a balcony, south facing, located building Portes du Soleil 74110 Avoriaz.



ABOUT AVORiAZ

Avoriaz is a station on the main circuit of one of the largest skiing areas in the world, Les Portes du Soleil, named after a pass between France and Switzerland. The Avoriaz part of the skiing area consists of about 130 km of piste. The entire Portes du Soleil offers between 650 and 700 km of piste - nearly all of it linked by more than 200 lifts. is one of the two largest linked lift networks in the world alongside Les Trois Vallees. Avoriaz is directly linked to Swiss resort Les Crosets and French resorts Chatel and Morzine

The mountains here enjoy guaranteed snow cover from December to April, with an average of 8 metres snowfall per winter. This is why weathertoski.co.uk and Financial Times has ranked Avoriaz in the Top 10 snowiest ski resorts in Europe.



The resort is completely pedestrianised and you get around by foot, ski or sledges. Here you ski among stunning scenery, with open panoramic views of the Dents du Midi, Dents Blanches and the mountains beyond: You can ski to the far side of broad valleys, with pistes running down between the trees, for family skiing thats great fun for everyone, both children and adults!





About the Region



Haute-Savoie is a region in the Alps of eastern France. The many ski resorts in the Mont Blanc mountain range include popular Chamonix, with access to a large area of ski and snowboard runs. Year-round cable cars ascend to peaks like Aiguille du Midi, which has panoramic views. Northwest is Flaine, a ski resort with trails, modern architecture and open-air sculptures by Pablo Picasso and Jean Dubuffet.



With many remarkable sites, the Haute-Savoie boasts an exceptional natural heritage. Highest point of Europe, the majestic Mont Blanc mountain range is a paradise for all fans of climbing, skiing and breathtaking landscapes. Vast ski areas, famous winter sports resorts, nature reserves, renowned spa resorts, lakes offering water sports, the fantastic town of Annecy, nicknamed the Venice of the Alps, and delicious Savoie specialities make the Haute-Savoie a very special destination.



The creation of the Haute Savoie department is relatively recent. indeed, it was only in 1860 that the department was created from the north part of the former Savoy province. Before this date, and since the 11th century, it belonged and was governed by the Maison de Savoie, an independant state. The Savoy House expanded towards italy, and finally became, with the Kingdom of Sardinia, the preponderant element of the italian unit. The Duchy of Savoy and the County of Nice were annexed to France with the Treaty of Turin, leading to the creation of the present-day Haute Savoie department.



Haute Savoie is a very dynamic department where the unemployment rate is lower than the French average (5.4% vs. 8%). Economic activities are mainly based on tourism, as more than 10% of the salaried jobs in the department are directly linked to tourism. Moreover, many activities, such as agriculture, construction, businesses, craft industries, etc. also rely on tourism. This is why the department makes a lot of efforts in order to attract visitors all year long.



Being a mountainous region as much in summer as in winter, Haute Savoie welcomes French and foreigner customers all year round, seduced by the beauty of the scenery, the quality of a