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Whatever type of dream home you want, whether it is a classic freehold ski chalet or ski apartment (for use as a second home or holiday getaway) to investment-focused purchases with leaseback opportunities, the range of property for sale on our books cuts your home search time down. more
Our advice is to buy ski property in a four-season mountain village because summer attracts a different audience and the best resorts turn their attention to various activities. Look for a mountain resort with ski and snowboard facilities, a vast amount of off-piste activities, summer sports options, and a great community. Also get to know the ski runs, après ski social scene, their gradings and any winter activities like concerts and events. here
We are specialists in new ski property for sale, here to help home buyers purchase their ideal apartment or chalet in any Alpine ski resort. We will find your perfect home for sale, guide you through the buying process, and keep you informed regarding the world of ski real estate, so your investment becomes a wise move to have made.
Saint Martin de Belleville
There is a limited supply of new property in the top Alpine resorts, so prices have understandably soared in recent years – before taking a tumble thanks to the recession. And the weak pound means there's all the more reason to explore further afield to find the best value next to the pistes.
If you're looking to buy a ski apartment but your budget won't stretch to Courchevel or St Moritz then there are a number of less well-known, less expensive and up and coming resorts worth considering.
You also get a lot of ski property for your money in the Tatras mountains of Slovakia, where Knight Knox International is marketing a development at Mlynky in the National Park at which a 2-bed apartment starts at £52,000. Tourists are mainly from Poland, Ukraine and other east European countries, but there is a good choice of ski slopes as well as outdoor summer activities. View property here
The Pyrenees has always been considered a less expensive alternative to the Alps; the same agent is marketing new-built apartments at Luz Saint Saveur in a residence with swimming pool, gym and solarium from £112,000. View propety.
If ski-in, ski-out isn't an option, consider houses that sit on shuttle lines or condos that have shuttles through their condo associations. here
If you move there full-time, you can probably refinance at a lower rate. [links]
Another possible deal-breaker or maker: taxes.
But if you're buying a mountain-side apartment or house, the banks are still an option. [links]
"If you're buying a timeshare, you're not going to get a mortgage. Banks don't lend for that," says Rolan Shnayder of Citizens Bank. In that case you have several options—paying cash, going for an unsecured person-to-person personal loans on sites like Prosper and Lending Club (which are not tax-deductible), or financing directly through the developer (at high interest rates). [links]
Ski In, Ski Out, Newbuild, Available to EU Citizens only [links]
Oberndorf, The Oberndorf Residences [links]
Alpenblume is a stylish top floor residence located just a ten minute walk from the centre and only five from the railway station. here
Spa & Wellness Facilities, Newbuild, Available to all Foreign Buyers
Kitzbuhel, Chalet Downtown [links]
Town-Centre, Spa & Wellness Facilities, Available to all Foreign Buyers more