Discover this charming, completely secluded mountain cottage on the heights of the hamlet of Le Raffort. Situated in an enchanting setting, this 3-room haven of peace offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. You'll enjoy the view from the lovely south-east-facing terrace.
Lots of natural light
Equipped with household appliances
Fully finished
Quality sanitary ware
Kitchen
Balcony or terrace
Internet
TV
Furnished
Mountain view
Forest view
Wood parquet flooring
Floor-to-ceiling windows
Lower floor — bedroom with bathroom, separate toilet.
Upper floor — spacious living room with open kitchen.
Meribel is a charming resort that is internationally renowned for its location, architecture, and quality of services. It is impossible not to fall in love with this resort in the heart of Les 3 Vallees, the largest ski area in the world.
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