Ski Chalets in Val Thorens

Cimalpes: Specialists in Luxury Chalets

With a head office in Albertville, the independent Cimalpes network specialises in luxury mountain real estate, and has agencies established in a number of resorts in the French Alps. A leading player in the sales and rental markets for prestigious properties, Cimalpes has a select portfolio of chalets for sale, representing the pick of current market opportunities. Experts in property and rental management, Cimalpes also assists investors in the planning and implementation of rental strategies, including marketing their property and setting up concierge services to maximise rental income, by taking into account the specific characteristics of each micro-market. 

Reasons to Invest in a Chalet in Val Thorens

There are, today, many reasons to invest in a chalet in Val Thorens:

• With good road access and close to a TGV station, Val Thorens is an ideal destination for those wishing to escape from city life in a private chalet, or even to work remotely in a relaxing environment. A chalet in Val Thorens combines several advantages - accessible year-round, it is ideal for stays with friends or family in the heart of a mountain landscape conducive to escape and well-being.

Val Thorens: The Mountains

Situated in a natural amphitheatre with panoramic views across more than a thousand peaks in the French, Italian and Swiss Alps, Val Thorens has successfully capitalised on its spectacular surroundings. In winter, the 100 kilometres of pistes in the Val Thorens-Orelles ski area join those of Courchevel and Méribel to form the 3 Valleys, the world's largest ski area with over 600 kilometres of marked runs. Off-piste skiing and ski touring are also popular with thrill seekers and lovers of untracked slopes. In summer, the hiking and mountain bike trails take holidaymakers into beautiful landscapes and unspoilt nature. 

Val Thorens: Après-ski

As with Courchevel, Tignes or Val d'Isère, Val Thorens is well-known for its lively après-ski scene, on the piste at La Folie Douce, in the village, or at one of the resort's spas for a more relaxing experience after the day's adventures. After skiing, enjoy excellent food and a lively atmosphere in the many bars and restaurants such as Jean Sulpice's two star establishment. Close to the snow front, many of these venues transform into clubs at nightfall, and Val Thorens also has Le Malaysia, the biggest nightclub in the Alps.

Val Thorens: Activities with a Difference

Driven by the increasing popularity of non ski activities in recent years, Val Thorens is expanding its creativity and investments to offer new experiences to its holidaymakers. Its famous ice driving circuit attracts car enthusiasts who come to tackle the frozen curves behind the wheel of 100% electric cars. The resort even has an ice karting school for aspiring drivers. For airborne thrill seekers, La Bee zip line at the top of the Moutière chairlift offers spectacular views during an exhilarating 1,800m descent. Family-friendly activities include tandem toboggan rides or an introduction to mountain biking on snow.