Description

As quirky as it is cosy, Chalet Cheval Blanc is a beautiful bolthole set in the quiet hamlet of Le Raffort, just outside Meribel.

Despite its peaceful location, the property is just steps from the lifts and you can ski straight back to the door at the end of each day. And with both chauffeur service and a bus at your disposal, you can be in the centre of Meribel in no time at all.

Chalet Cheval Blanc is spacious and sumptuous with warm, earthy colours and statement furniture from Ibiza and the Netherlands bringing a unique atmosphere. A stunning stone staircase winds its way through the middle of the property. By day, the windows allow light to flood in and by night it’s illuminated by candles and statement lighting. In the living room, capacious sofas and tactile soft furnishings create a cosy and welcoming feel. Sprawl with the papers, warm your feet by the fire and just enjoy the view. Nearby is a modern-rustic kitchen where you can fix yourselves snacks or sit at the island and watch your chef at work, and then there’s a stylish dining room with a long, rough-hewn table and comfy chairs.

There’s plenty to keep everyone busy when you’re not out on the mountains, from the beautiful indoor swimming pool, with views out through the huge windows, to the stunning cinema room, just made for movie matinees on chilly afternoons.

Part of the property is made up of an annexe, adjacent to the cinema with two of the seven bedrooms, a kitchenette and living area. It’s a perfect space for grandparents, teenagers or maybe a nanny – anyone who needs a bit more of their own space now and then.

As well as lots of luxuries, all the practicalities are considered, too, with a ski and boot room at the entrance where you can kick off all your ski gear and a service lift to make life easier when you return home laden with shopping.

Each of the en-suite bedrooms is decorated in its own individual style, but all of them are supremely comfortable and designed to be ultra cosy and welcoming when you’re ready to lay your head down at the end of each day.