Bathed in light and featuring a cathedral-style living room

Property description

Bathed in natural light and characterised by exceptional architectural proportions, this chalet offers a unique alpine living experience, defined by spaciousness, openness and a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors.

With approximately 467 m² of living space spread across 8.5 rooms, the property centres around a spectacular cathedral-style living room rising over nearly two and a half storeys. Huge floor-to-ceiling windows flood the spaces with natural light throughout the day, whilst the living room opens naturally onto a sunny terrace, extended by a garden and a pergola, creating a seamless flow between indoors and outdoors.

As the day progresses, the chalet reveals itself through the light: a gentle morning glow in the kitchen and dining area, followed by the warm afternoon light bathing the living room and the main terrace. Evenings naturally extend outdoors, where the terrace and pergola offer the perfect setting for dinners and long, intimate summer evenings, set against the backdrop of the surrounding greenery.

Designed and built by Chalets Bayrou, a renowned French alpine builder founded in 1890, this property is a testament to rare craftsmanship and architectural excellence. Notably, this is Chalet Bayrou's very first project in Switzerland, also featured in specialist publications on Alpine architecture, including the book ?Histoires de chalets? - the legacy of ?Bayrou? chalets.

Set on a landscaped plot of 1,907 m², the chalet opens directly onto a vast, undevelopable green area of approximately 2,000 m², home to the ?Les Roseaux? pond, ensuring unobstructed views and preserved privacy.

Situated in a quiet, low-density residential area, it offers a rare level of tranquillity and space, whilst remaining just a 10-minute drive from the centre of Villars.

An exceptional Alpine property combining architectural integrity, natural light and a remarkable sense of space and privacy.

Please find attached the Chalets Bayrou magazine, in case any of your clients might be interested.