Description

Tournon (73460), a commune neighboring Frontenex (73460). Located less than an hour from the Tarentaise and Beaufortain ski resorts and 30 minutes from the La Léchère thermal spa (73260). Situated in a sought-after, quiet, and leafy residential area, discover this character-filled 7-room property spanning 273 m² over three levels.

It sits on a flat, fully fenced 1,221 m² plot featuring mature trees, an electric gate with video intercom, a barbecue, a bread oven, a 15 m² greenhouse, three rainwater collection tanks, and a habitable wooden chalet (20 m² footprint plus terrace; fully insulated and equipped with a mezzanine sleeping area for a double bed, with connected heating, electricity, and water).

The property appeals with its peaceful atmosphere and unique potential. Behind its authentic architecture lies a home with exceptionally spacious interiors, bathed in light and offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including the Bauges Massif, La Belle Étoile, Le Charvin, Bisanne, and L'Ebaudia. Close to major routes near Albertville (73200) and the local village, which offers a bank, pharmacy, bakery, butcher, florist, medical center, post office, primary and middle schools, swimming pool, tennis courts, skate park, boules court, and equestrian centre.

This large home features five bedrooms, including one on the ground floor. The upper level includes a 29 m² living room with a Godin wood-burning stove, a fully equipped kitchen (with access, like the living room, to a pleasant 40 m² terrace shaded by trees), and a bathroom.

Additional amenities include a shower in the spa area, three toilets, ample storage, a laundry room, a garage, and a cellar. The ground floor also houses a spa/fitness room with French doors opening onto the back garden. The room features a walk-in shower, a "starry sky" ceiling effect, a dimmer switch, a radiator, and a heated towel rail. At the back of the garden stands a 40 m² workshop.

This sound, high-quality structure has undergone extensive renovation and is equipped with photovoltaic panels (generating an annual income of approximately €2,000); it offers significant asset potential and appeals to a wide range of buyers: families seeking space and tranquility while remaining close to amenities; self-employed individuals or professionals; and buyers looking to add value to the property through supplementary rental income.

A rare opportunity in the Tournon area.

The department of Ardèche is in the region of the Rhone-Alpes. Its name comes from the river which runs through the department. The Ardeche department was formerly known as the French province of Vivarais. The capital of Ardeche is the town of Privas, the other two major towns are Largentière and Tournon-sur-Rhone.

The area can be divided in three major parts. The northern part is called Ardèche Verte as it has lots of green rural countryside on offer. Ardèche Méridionale is the southern part of the department, the big tourist area. In the Mountainous area of Ardeche we find a wild landscape with a few populated plateaus.

Different climates coexist in the area: a temperate climate in the north, a precipitous one in the west and a Mediterranean one in the south.
Ardeche is one of the French departments where there are a great number of forests and beautiful woodlands, approx. 45% of the area is covered by woods. The eastern part of Ardeche is bordered by the Rhone valley which offers numerous places of interest.

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