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– Courchevel, a resort particularly popular with wealthy people.
38 700 000 euros. This is the crazy amount you will have to pay if you want to become the happy owner of “L’Éclipse” in Courchevel, in Savoie. It must be said that this chalet has serious assets, listed by The Dauphiné Libéré : 884 m² of living spacearound thirty rooms on two floors, swimming pool, sauna, hammam, gym, massage room and tea room. But despite its staggering price, “L’Éclipse” is far from that reached by the “Edelweiss” and “les Gentianes” chalets on the Bellecôte piste in Courchevel, connected by a basement and purchased at the end of 2023 by Eduardo Saverin, co-founder from Facebook. The latter in fact paid 90 million euros to acquire them.
If “L'Éclipse” does not appeal to you and you have a few million euros to spend, you can fall back on a small palace at 32,900,000 euros. 560m² on four levels, five bedrooms all with a bathroom, a swimming pool/spa area… and even a ski room. Behind in the top 5 are other luxury chalets, all in Courchevel, whose prices range from 19 to 26 million euros. Enough to have glitter in your eyes, in the absence of millions in the bank account.
Up to 208,000 euros per week! Luxury chalet madness
From 40,000 to 50,000 euros per m²
In Courchevel and Val d'Isère, prices can exceed the 40,000 to 50,000 euros per m². And The Dauphiné was able to relay the top 5 most expensive chalets, transactions are often carried out “off-market” or hidden market. It is impossible, in this case, to find them on traditional ad sites. They are sold discreetly, with owners wishing to maintain their peace of mind. These include “people from finance, industrialists. Big bosses in general. From CSP +++summarizes Charles-Antoine Sialelli, Alps director at Athena Advisers, interviewed by My stay in the mountains, French people obviously, but also our foreign neighbors: the English are the most representedthen the Dutch and the Belgians. Some Swiss, too» he concludes.
