20. A Review of My 4 Day French AIps Trip in July Part 1
07/26/23 • 22 min
Are you ready for an exciting summary of the latest episode of the Alpine Property Podcast? In episode 20, Lesley Thomas and Steve Thomas review a 4-day French AIps trip. Here's what you need to know!
Key Highlights
• Visiting the Alps as often as I do is important to give the client confidence that you know what you are talking about. You need to understand the what and where you are selling.
• Finally getting the chance to visit Val Thorens at 2300m, somewhere l've been wanting to visit for a number of years. It certainly did not disappoint
• There is still a misperception that Courchevel 1850 is full of Russian Buyers and owners. This has not been the case for many years. Now there is a diverse mix of owners and those that visit 1850
• Les Allues sits below Meribel at an altitude of 1100m and is a place where some clients overlook. The village itself is a very traditional with narrow streets and warm atmosphere. I really like it there.
• As with Courchevel, many of the properties for sale in Meribel that I saw are sold completely off market without any advertising. This is why I cant stress enough, its important to contact us, irrespective of what is advertised on the Alpine Property lnvestments website to let us know what you are looking for.
For the two restaurants mentioned in this episode, details can be found below:
• Bistrot Serac – St Gervais (https://www.3serac.fr/bistrots%C3%A9rac/)
• L'Ceil de Beuf – Courchevel Village (https://loeildeboeuf-courchevel.com/)
Join us on our next episode as we continue to uncover Steve’s exciting adventures. Stay tuned for Part 2!
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Are you ready for an exciting summary of the latest episode of the Alpine Property Podcast? In episode 20, Lesley Thomas and Steve Thomas review a 4-day French AIps trip. Here's what you need to know!
Key Highlights
• Visiting the Alps as often as I do is important to give the client confidence that you know what you are talking about. You need to understand the what and where you are selling.
• Finally getting the chance to visit Val Thorens at 2300m, somewhere l've been wanting to visit for a number of years. It certainly did not disappoint
• There is still a misperception that Courchevel 1850 is full of Russian Buyers and owners. This has not been the case for many years. Now there is a diverse mix of owners and those that visit 1850
• Les Allues sits below Meribel at an altitude of 1100m and is a place where some clients overlook. The village itself is a very traditional with narrow streets and warm atmosphere. I really like it there.
• As with Courchevel, many of the properties for sale in Meribel that I saw are sold completely off market without any advertising. This is why I cant stress enough, its important to contact us, irrespective of what is advertised on the Alpine Property lnvestments website to let us know what you are looking for.
For the two restaurants mentioned in this episode, details can be found below:
• Bistrot Serac – St Gervais (https://www.3serac.fr/bistrots%C3%A9rac/)
• L'Ceil de Beuf – Courchevel Village (https://loeildeboeuf-courchevel.com/)
Join us on our next episode as we continue to uncover Steve’s exciting adventures. Stay tuned for Part 2!
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19. Valmeinier 1800m – An Insider’s Secrets
In Episode 19 of the Alpine Property Podcast, we welcome our third guest Wouter Foolen who bought his ski apartment in Valmeinier 1800m within the 165km Galibier Thabor ski domain that also includes Valloire during the Spring of 2021. Within this episode he shares that experience and highlights what Valmeinier has to offer.
Key Highlights
- Wouter Foolen takes delight in the ample time spent in their own mountain haven during spring, summer, and autumn and grateful for the opportunity to rent out their property in both summer and winter, in which they have found the perfect balance between investment and personal enjoyment.
- Valmeinier 1800 offers great opportunities for investment, with proximity to winter slopes and a wide range of activities all year round.
- Wouter’s apartment in Valmeinier 1800 is of high quality, custom-made, and offers stunning mountain views, providing a comfortable and relaxing space to enjoy the Alpine lifestyle.
- Buying a property in a foreign country can be intimidating at first, but with the right people and support, it can be a positive and worthwhile experience.
Join us on this immersive journey and learn from our guest how to make the most of this captivating destination.
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21. A Review of My 4 Day French AIps Trip in July Part 2
In this latest episode of Alpine Property Podcast we’re back for the second instalment of Steve’s recent trip in the French Alps. We'll be diving into some beautiful resorts and all it has to offer. Steve recently visited some stunning destinations and has some exciting updates to share with you. From the charming village and surrounding hamlets to the bustling ski slopes and luxurious developments, there is truly something for everyone. Join us as we explore the property market, visit new projects, and uncover hidden gems in the Alps. Enjoy tuning in!
Key Highlights
• The French Alps offer a range of beautiful destinations for both winter and summer activities, including skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, and golf.
• St Martin de Belleville is a sought after resort as are the surrounding hamlets that include St Marcel, Le Chatelard, Villarabout and Praranger amongst others visited during this visit.
• Praz sur Arly, a sought-after resort village, boasts easy access to Megeve resort and Geneva airport. Learn about the exciting new development offering ski-in, ski-out properties with breathtaking views of the Aravis mountains.
• Discover more about Steve’s Autumn trip that already being planned that will include the resorts of La Plagne and Sierre Chevelier, as well as a few surprises to come, in the Winter Podcast series or via the Alpine Property Investments Social Media channels.
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