Massif

 

Massif du Giffre

 

Buy your apartment in the Giffre mountain range

The Giffre mountains, situated in Haute-Savoie, are an unspoilt place of stunning natural beauty. Dominated by the majestic Mont Buet, there are spectacular alpine landscapes with deep valleys and imposing summits. In the heart of the mountains we find the Grand Massif ski area, one of the largest in the French Alps, grouping together the resorts of Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. With 265km of slopes, it has something for skiers of all levels, as well as spectacular views. 
 

Outside of winter, the Giffre mountains are an ideal playground for nature lovers. Traditional villages such as Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval are reminders of a rich Savoyard cultural heritage. 


The Giffre mountain range is the ideal destination for investing in an apartment in the mountains, with its multitude of activities and adventures in the mountains all year long.

 

4 available developments

Samoëns (74)

Chalets Bérénice

In the charming village-resort of Samoëns, Chalets Bérénice offer a collection of apartments for sale, in a traditional and friendly setting. Ideally located close to all shops and services and the slopes of the Grand Massif ski area, this residence promises an enjoyable way of life all year round. 

Work in progress

Samoëns (74)

Villa Majestic

From 1-bedroom to 4-bedroom Duplex

Located in the heart of Samoëns, Villa Majestic is a great investment opportunity in a much-desired area of the northern Alps. This residence is a perfect mix of generously sized spaces, fine materials, and the ideal location, thus meeting all the criteria you would expect of an MGM development. 

Commercial launch

From 348 000 € incl. VAT

Les Carroz d'Arâches (74)

Chalet Victorine

From 1-bedroom to 4-bedroom

Located in the heart of the village of Les Carroz d’Arâches, Chalet Victorine has a niche collection of apartments for sale in a friendly and traditional setting. Ideally situated close to all shops and services, such as the Tourist Information Office, the library and all the events of the village, this residence offers a pleasant and practical way of life all year round.

Commercial launch

From 390 000 € incl. VAT

Flaine (74)

Residence Alhéna

From 2-bedroom to 3-bedroom

Located in Flaine Forum, the Alhéna residence is an exceptional place to buy an apartment, ideally situated in a south-facing location at the bottom of the slopes.

Available immediately

From 404 167 € excl. VAT

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Why buy an apartment in the Giffre mountain range ?

The Grand Massif, with its 265km of slopes up to 2500 metres, is the ideal playground for skiers of all levels. The resorts of Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval are overflowing with beautiful landscapes. Flaine is also well known for its contemporary architecture and its environmental commitment. The 650km of marked footpaths make exploring the rich natural setting of le Giffre easy, while the traditional villages are a reminder of the fascinating history in this part of the Alps. Finally, the Platé desert, characterised for its lunar landscape, gives panoramic views of Mont-Blanc

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enfant sur une bar de slide en ski sur les pistes du Grand Massif

Grand Massif ski area

The Grand Massif, stretching over 265km of slopes and up to 2500 metres, is the perfect playground for skiers of all levels. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, with family or friends, come and enjoy the snowy summits and admire the forested mountainsides, with certain spots giving breath-taking views of Mont Blanc. The Grand Massif groups together the resorts of Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval.
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Les Carroz d'Arâches - Randonnée - Famille

650km of marked footpaths

The 650km of marked footpaths go through rich natural sites, offering a variety of hikes from walks with the family, to challenging treks of several days. The Giffre mountains, in the heart of the Alps, are overflowing with paths adapted for all levels, offering stunning views of the Mont-Blanc mountains and Lake Geneva. Nature lovers can explore the unspoilt nature reserve of Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval/Passy and the Natura 2000 site on the plateau de Loëx where flora and fauna thrive.
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Photo du cirque de sixt fer à cheval au printemps

The Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval cirque

This is the most popular and famous place in Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. Closing the east side of the Giffre valley, it is a huge chalk amphitheatre which stretches over 4 to 5 km, with steep cliffs above of up to 2000 metres high. It’s the largest mountainous cirque in the Alps, with the majestic Corne du Chamois towering above. When the snow melts, thirty or so waterfalls appear from the cliffs, adding another layer of beauty to this magnificent landscape.
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Clocher du village de Samoëns

The valley and its villages

This is a lively and dynamic valley, steeped in the atmosphere of the Giffre, where each village tells a rich story. These villages, which line the Giffre river are amongst the most beautiful in the county and bear witness to the skills of their stone-mason ancestors. In addition to the traditional homes, there are walking routes to discover local chapels, a short walking itinerary to Lornaz with information boards and the ecomuseum of Clos Parchet where you can explore the rich culture of the valley.
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Vue du haut de la station de Flaine en hiver

Flaine, a resort like no other

The site of Flaine was discovered in 1959 by Eric Boissonas and the architect Gérard Chevraz and Is the result of their bold vision. They decided to create a model of urban planning and contemporary architecture where aesthetic appeal and respect for the environment were particularly important. Designed by the architect Marcel Breuer, one of the pioneers of modern architecture, the resort stands out for its concrete buildings with simple geometric shapes and pure lines.
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Famille de quatre personnes entrain de se balader sur le Desert de Platé à Flaine

The Platé desert

With stunning views of Mont-Blanc, the limestone plateau of Platé stretches for over 1980 hectares. Formed from lapiaz, sculpted by glaciers, and melt waters, it is famous as being one of the largest in Europe. Accessible by the Grandes Platières gondola, or by a walking path for the more daring, this plateau has an almost lunar appearance, from where it gets its nickname as a desert.

MGM at the Giffre mountain range

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vue éxtérieure sur la résidence Villa Majestic
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vue extérieure sous la neige de Villa Majestic
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chambre dans un appartement à Samoëns

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