Opis:

Apartment Paccard is a large, luxury 2 bedroom apartment with an addition office/TV room situated in the very centre of Chamonix overlooking the Arve river and looking up to Mont-Blanc.

The property dates back to 1908 and is accessed from Rue Dr Paccard (Chamonix's main High Street). The apartment is on the ground floor level and is directed away from the high street so as soon as you enter you feel like you're in a different world. As you enter there is a very generous entrance hallway with ample storage and ski boot dryer. From here you can see through to the vast open plan living area (approx 60m²) with a feature stone wall along its entire length, a 'Pierre de Luzern' granite, underfloor heated floor and a hand-made feature fireplace. There is an open planned kitchen with breakfast bar and an enclosed TV/office in this area too. The terrace is accessed from the living area and extends along the entire apartment. At 36m² there is plenty of room to eat out or just sunbath and admire the Mont-Blanc view.

The dual-aspect master bedroom also has access to the terrace and further benefits from a large ensuite bathroom and a dressing area. There is a further bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a guest WC and a laundry area.

There are two underground parking spaces and a cave.

Our opinion
The entire apartment has been finished to a high standard and has true volume - certainly unusual in Chamonix where bedrooms can be crammed in just for rentals. If you're looking for a luxury apartment in a truly central location then this is certainly worth a visit.

Features
Large central apartment
Quality interior in wood/stone
Sunny terrace of 35 m²
Panoramic views
Balcony
Cellar
Parking (internal)

Apartment Paccard is situated in the centre of Chamonix, next to the main shopping street approx. 500 meters from the Aiguille du Midi cable car. There are supermarkets , shops, bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity.

For access to the pistes, the apartment is conveniently located close to the main bus stop (500 metres) as well as the Aiguille du Midi train stop (750 metres).