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Route du Jaillet
An alpine home with the mountains in view
Designed around gathering and connection, this French Alps home enjoys a privileged position overlooking the mountains beyond. Three double bedrooms and generous living and dining spaces create a comfortable setting for family and friends, while two south-west-facing terraces extend the home outdoors. Just moments from Megève village and the Le Jaillet ski lift, it offers an easy balance between days on the mountain and time spent at home, with uninterrupted views that shift with the seasons.
Terraces turned to the afternoon light
The home’s architecture is grounded in the French Alps, bringing traditional warmth into a contemporary setting. Natural materials and alpine details give the interiors a sense of place, while generous proportions and carefully positioned openings allow the surrounding landscape to remain part of the experience. The south-west orientation brings changing light and mountain views into the living spaces and terraces.
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About the neighbourhood
Megève combines the drama of the French Alps with the character of a historic mountain village. Its cobbled centre, medieval church, traditional chalets and arcaded boutiques retain the charm that made the resort fashionable in the 1920s, while its restaurants and refined après-ski scene bring a distinctly sophisticated edge. Beyond the village, the landscape opens into spruce forests, wildflower meadows and snow-covered peaks, with skiing in winter and hiking and cycling in summer. Mont Blanc provides an ever-present backdrop, making Megève as compelling for its setting as it is for its lifestyle.
Design direction
The interiors are designed with gathering in mind, creating generous spaces that feel equally welcoming after a day on the slopes or during a slower summer escape. Living and dining areas form the social heart of the home, with a warm, contemporary palette balanced by the natural textures and character associated with alpine interiors. Two south-west-facing terraces extend this sense of openness outdoors, offering places to gather, dine or simply take in the changing mountain landscape.
