Accueille à français Alpes Chalets:
Chalet Chenavray is a traditional alpine chalet with uninterrupted panoramic views from the living area, principal bedroom and balconies, over one of the most picturesque valleys within the Haute Savoie region of the French Alps.
The chalet comprises of a separate 4 bedroomed self sufficient chalet (sleeping 8) at first and second floor and a seperate self sufficient double bedroomed apartment (sleeping 4) at ground floor. Both the chalet and the apartment are available by way of weekly lets throughout the year (Consideration of weekend lets will be made subject to availability).
Both accommodations have an enclosed log fire as well as full radiated oil heating. The whole chalet has also the benefit of a drying room with washing machine and dryer, as well as a Large, Two vehicle, covered car port. The Chalet has both Phone and Wifi Services available if required.
A note of thanks from one of our holiday guests:
" We were thrilled with the chalet - we have been visiting Manigod for over 20 years and always despaired of finding the sort of luxurious accomodation that you have provided"
Janet & David Hankins
Eastleigh, Hampshire
Key Features at Chalet Chenavray:
- Uninterrupted Panoramic Views
- Private detached traditional chalet its own grounds
- The chalet sleeps 8 with Jacuzzi
- The apartment sleeps 4 with sauna
- Available all year round; skiing and summer activities
- Highly recommended by guests to date
- Wifi and Telephone
Manigod:
Manigod, Rhône-Alps, is a resort for both winter and summer vacations. The village has a bakery, local small supermarket, cafe/bar/restaurant, tourist information, post office and pottery gift shop. Manigod is 10 minutes from Thones and 20 Minutes from Lake Annecy by car.
Skiing:
132Km of Graded Piste, 26 green, 28 blue, 23 red, 7 black served by 55 lifts and incorporating 5 mountain passes. Croix Fry and La Clusaz offer Excellence skiing for the novice and experienced or demanding skier alike.
Cycling:
The adjacent village road to the chalet is frequently used as the "Tour de France" route and as well as attracting local and regional cycling clubs many individuals use their experience to test their cycling abilities against the mountain roads.
