Chalet La Vigne, Verbier

Unparalleled views of Verbier's peaks

Set high above Verbier and seamlessly integrated into the mountainside, Chalet La Vigne combines striking architecture with uninterrupted south-east facing views. Spanning 365 m² across four floors, the chalet accommodates up to six adults and four children in true comfort.

The main entrance on the first floor opens into a light-filled open-plan living and dining area. A central fireplace creates a natural focal point in the lounge, while floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a broad terrace with panoramic views across the valley. A dining table seating eight and a fully-equipped kitchen complete this welcoming space.

The entire top floor is dedicated to the master suite, which features its own balcony, a luxurious bathroom with separate shower and bathtub, and dual washbasins. Three further bedrooms are located on the level below, including two flexible twin/double rooms with en-suite bathrooms and access to a terrace. A bunk room sleeping four with its own bathroom makes this floor particularly family-friendly.

The lowest level is dedicated to leisure and relaxation. A private spa features an indoor swimming pool with floor-to-ceiling windows, a hammam and access to an outdoor hot tub on the terrace. There is also a gym, a wine cellar and a cinema room designed for movie nights after a day on the slopes.

With its combination of modern design and superb facilities, Chalet La Vigne offers one of the most desirable Alpine escapes in Verbier.

Bedroom Configuration

Level 4:

1 master bedroom with balcony & en-suite bathroom (bathtub, separate shower, washbasin & WC)

Level 2:

1 twin/double bedroom with terrace access & en-suite shower room (shower, washbasin & WC)
1 double bedroom with terrace access & en-suite bathroom (bathtub, washbasin & WC)
1 quad bunk bedroom featuring four full-sized beds, with en-suite shower room (shower, washbasin & WC)

Location

Chalet La Vigne is set in the quiet Patier area of Verbier, perfectly positioned with a south-east orientation that captures panoramic views across the plateau and surrounding peaks.