Property for Sale in Les Deux Alpes

Le Telemark

Les Deux Alpes, France

2 - 5
50 - 145m²
Apartment
0 km
to piste

Prices From

€ 450,000

L’Emparis

Les Deux Alpes, France

1 - 3
39 - 80m²
Apartment
0 km
to piste

Prices From

€ 302,000

The Alpine Property Specialists

Les Deux Alpes Resort Guide

If you are looking for a high-altitude, dual-season resort with breathtaking Alpine scenery, Les Deux Alpes is an excellent choice. Situated in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, this French Alps gem sits at 1,650 meters within the stunning Écrins National Park. With spectacular mountain vistas and plenty of outdoor activities available year-round, Les Deux Alpes stands out for both winter sports enthusiasts and summer adventurers. Les Deux Alpes is celebrated for skiing on one of Europe's largest skiable glaciers, reaching altitudes of up to 3,600 meters. Families will find Les Deux Alpes especially welcoming. The resort proudly holds the “Famille Plus" label, which ensures family-friendly services and activities.

Dual-Season Resort
Glacier Skiing
Snow Sure Resort
Family-Friendly

Property in Les Deux Alpes
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Property in Les Deux Alpes

Demand for property in Les Deux Alpes remains strong due to its year-round appeal and glacier skiing, which guarantees snow and extends the winter season. The resort’s summer activities, such as mountain biking and hiking, also contribute to steady levels of tourism throughout the year.

Finding a chalet for sale in Les Deux Alpes is tricky. Chalet prices typically range from €800,000 to over €2 million, with prices depending on size, location, and amenities. Chalets with ski-in, ski-out access, panoramic views, and proximity to resort facilities tend to command higher prices.

Due to higher levels of supply, apartment prices tend to be more affordable on a EUR / m2 basis. Apartment prices ranging from €6,000 to €11,000 / m2. A well-located two-bedroom apartment may cost between €400,000 and €600,000 while larger penthouse apartments will be over EUR 1m.

Les Deux Alpes offers attractive rental yields, thanks to its dual-season appeal. Ski-in, ski-out apartments typically provide rental yields between 4% and 5%.

Properties with additional amenities, such as pools, spas, or ski rooms, tend to have higher occupancy rates, increasing rental income. Investing in new or off-plan properties may also offer opportunities for a VAT rebate, further enhancing rental returns.

Les Deux Alpes presents a compelling opportunity for property buyers and investors. Its blend of traditional charm and modern amenities, along with strong rental potential throughout the year, makes it an attractive market for those looking to invest in a snow-sure resort in the French Alps.

Winter in Les Deux Alpes

Les Deux Alpes is known for its extensive ski area and unique glacier access - one of the few remaining in the Alps. Skiing is available up to 3,600 meters on the glacier, ensuring excellent snow conditions throughout the season. The layout is somewhat inverted, with easier slopes at higher altitudes and more challenging runs descending into the village.

With 225 kilometres of skiable terrain, Les Deux Alpes caters to all abilities. The Jandri Express Glacier, accessed via the Jandri Express lift, is a highlight for intermediate and advanced skiers.

The resort is especially family-friendly, with the nursery slopes at Les Crêtes ideal for first-timers. The ESF (École du Ski Français) provides excellent lessons for both children and adults.

For the adventurous, Les Deux Alpes offers incredible off-piste skiing, including the legendary descent to La Grave, a renowned area for advanced skiers. The Vallée Blanche is another popular off-piste destination with pristine powder fields.

The après-ski scene in Les Deux Alpes is known for its vibrancy. Key spots include Pano Bar, located at 2,600 meters and offering a lively DJ set and après-ski atmosphere from early afternoon. Smithy's Tavern is a favourite for après drinks and live music, known for its great food and party vibe.

Les Deux Alpes also hosts several winter events, such as the Powder Week in December and the Rise Festival, a week-long music festival featuring top DJs and artists. The nightlife scene is lively, with numerous nightclubs, live music venues, and late-night bars catering to younger visitors.

Summer in Les Deux Alpes

Les Deux Alpes offers a wide range of hiking trails suitable for hikers of all skill levels. Some popular hikes include a scenic walk through La Vallée du Vénéon, which features waterfalls and dramatic alpine views; a hike to Lac du Lauvitel, a stunning glacial lake perfect for a relaxing picnic or refreshing dip; and a more challenging trail through La Grave and La Meije, with breathtaking views of the glaciers.

Les Deux Alpes has a wide variety of summer sports in addition to hiking. The Bike Park is well-known for its challenging downhill routes, and trails for beginners to experts. Chairlifts are available to transport both you and your bike up the mountain. Nearby rivers provide perfect opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and white-water rafting.

Golfers can enjoy a unique experience at the Les Deux Alpes Golf Club, a high-altitude 9-hole course situated at 1,800 meters. Despite its size, the course's technical challenges and varied elevations provide excitement for both novice and experienced players.

Summer in Les Deux Alpes is also vibrant with festivals and events celebrating the outdoor lifestyle and local culture. The Mountain of Hell in late June is a thrilling downhill mountain biking race that starts from the glacier and descends over 2,500 meters to the village. The Fête de la Montagne in early July is a festival celebrating mountain culture with concerts, hiking tours, food stalls, and family activities.

Les Deux Alpes is well-positioned for exploring nearby attractions. La Meije, a short drive away, is an impressive glacier popular with climbers and offers a cable car ride to stunning views. Alpe d'Huez, known for its role in the Tour de France, offers additional outdoor activities and is a great day trip for cyclists. Bourg d’Oisans, a charming town at the base of the mountain, is perfect for exploring local markets and enjoying a slower pace. Finally, Ecrins National Park provides a vast natural landscape with hiking trails, wildlife, and serene alpine scenery.

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