LE CHALET DU LYS - LA FECLAZ LES DESERTS

In the heart of the Savoie Grand Revard ski area, this spacious, bright gîte enjoys a quiet location close to the resort center. A destination appreciated for its friendliness and authenticity. The ideal base camp for exploring the four seasons of the Massif des Bauges Regional Natural Park, a preserved massif nestled between Lake Annecy and Chambéry. An easy getaway to Chambéry, the historic capital of the Dukes of Savoie. A landscaped lake is 15 km away. The beaches of Lake Bourget are 29 km away. A wide range of outdoor activities and leisure activities, both summer and winter, are available throughout the massif. Ideally located for exploring Savoie and Haute-Savoie. Numerous cycling and hiking options are available, close to the GR96 hiking trail. Gîte in a chalet also including another gîte. On the ground floor of the chalet, independent entrance, on 4 levels. On the ground floor: living room-kitchen, 1 bedroom (1 double bed 140x200 cm with bathroom (shower)), separate toilet, dressing room, 1 bedroom (1 double bed 160x200 cm) with bathroom (shower + toilet). On the 1st floor: bathroom (shower + bathtub), toilet, 2 bedrooms with balcony (1 double bed 140x200 cm with office area / 1 double bed 140x200 cm with mezzanine on which there is 1 single bed 90x190 cm), hallway with massage table (optional service to be booked with the competent professionals of the resort). On the 2nd floor: mezzanine bedroom (without door) (1 double bed 140x200 cm and games area). In the basement: ski lockers and dressing room, laundry room. 3 private parking spaces around the chalet. Terrace with spa and dining area. 2nd relaxation terrace. Skis on foot from the Nordic area and the Alpine area. Superb chalet in the Nordic village of La Féclaz, 1 kilometer from the shops and amenities of the village. Exceptional setting bordering meadows and forest, just a few meters from the Nordic ski slopes. Cozy layout and decor. Very comfortable. Pleasant exterior with terrace and spa offering unobstructed views of the Belledonne massif.