185 m²

La Tzoumaz is a Swiss village in the canton of Valais, a resort located above the municipality of Riddes, overlooking the Rhône valley and nestled on the side of a small sunny valley on the northern slope of Verbier.
Ideally located and easily accessible from the Rhône Valley between Martigny and Sion, the La Tzoumaz ski resort is part of the 4 Vallées/Mt-Fort ski area, which boasts 410 km of slopes.

A bold project driven by a resolutely innovative approach...

Villy Eco-Neighborhood – The project includes seven chalets, three of which are exceptional properties for sale as primary residences in La Tzoumaz – Exceptional living in the heart of nature, designed with the future in mind.
Discover a unique project of three Minergie A-P chalets, designed with climate responsibility in mind in the heart of the Villy plateau. This privileged site offers spectacular panoramic views and a sustainable living environment.

4-room chalet – comfort, light, and breathtaking views

The chalet offers a spacious living area of nearly 40 m², bathed in light, with high ceilings, a wood-burning stove, and direct access to a large 40 m² terrace. A pantry, guest toilet, additional storage room, and multipurpose mezzanine complete the upper level.
The lower floor features a spacious entrance hall with a closet, a master suite with a dressing room, a double bedroom, and a large bathroom (bathtub, shower, toilet, bidet, double sink). A wellness area with a sauna and cold water bath invites you to relax.

Infrastructure and mobility
The chalet has a garage with direct access, an outdoor parking space, and a charging station for electric vehicles. Visitor parking is also available.
An environment designed for well-being: Today's comfort, tomorrow's energy.
A landscape architect will oversee the creation of the green spaces. Common areas dedicated to vegetable gardens, orchards, and chicken coops will promote a lifestyle close to nature.

Renewable energy & sustainable management
Heating via shared pellet boiler, underfloor distribution.
Community photovoltaic installation for local, cost-effective energy.
Thermal panels for hot water and heating.
Individual meters for fair distribution of consumption.
Rainwater collection and redistribution system.
Available as a primary residence