Very nice family house (261 m2) halfway between Chambéry and Grenoble (30mn)

This pretty family home built in 2004 offers you serenity and relaxation, in a rural environment with a breathtaking view of the valley, the mountains and the resort of Collet d'Allevard. The swimming pool (4X8) out of sight benefits from two shaded poolhouses, barbecue, dining area, and garden furniture. In this high place where pétanque is the favorite sport, a pétanque court on the east side invites you to take up challenges. The land of about 1594 m2, nicely planted, is fully fenced and secured by alarm and electric gate with parking spaces inside the property. The house on two levels, offers two entrances as well as access on the same level by the veranda or by the terrace. A huge living room (50 m2) with 3 large bay windows invites you to contemplate on an exceptional and relaxing view in all seasons. As for the open kitchen giving access to the terrace and the veranda, it will seduce you with its functionality. Ground floor pool side/terraces : Living room - Fitted kitchen - Laundry/boiler room - A bedroom/office? A shower room? A toilet, washbasin First level: Clearance - 4 bedrooms with storage? A master suite with dressing room and shower room (pool view)? A large bathroom with double sinks, a corner bath and a shower? A toilet? Elements of comfort: Heating slab on the ground - water softener? electric shutters? small annex (workshop) in the property Oil heating? sanitation connected to the public network Close to shops, medical center, primary school, college, La Rochette 5 mins - Allevard les Bains 7 mins - A43 motorway access 15 mins - Grenoble and Chambéry 30 mins? Close to Le Collet d'Allevard alpine ski resorts? Les Sept-Laux, Pleynet, Nordic area of Barioz, Lake of Mirande? Located in the middle of the mountains in the 'Green Alps', the territory of the commune of Moutaret is located in an environment of relief, composed of high massifs (Sept-Laux, Belledonne) of gorges and plains (Grésivaudan, Val-Gelon, basin of 'Allevard) Its exposure to the east favors good sunshine. From the Latin manosterium = monastery, this charming town will tell you its story from the Bronze Age to the feudal era. Visit by appointment, will be prioritized files with advanced project and financial guarantees Contact Gisèle on or Killian on