
Courchevel Moriond
,
France
Courchevel Moriond | French Alps – Luxury Three-Bedroom Cabin Alpine Lodge in the Sundance Residence
509000
EUR
/ share
4
Beds
1/8
141
m²
Not Rentable
General Information
Price Details
Share price:
509000
EUR
Number of shares:
1/8
Characteristics
Number of beds:
4
Type of listing:
Not Rentable
Location:
France
,
Courchevel Moriond
Size:
141
m²
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We are making your dreams come true - Own your second home at the beach or in the mountains
Why are we here?
In Europe, over 10 million vacation houses are uninhabited for 11 months each year. The owners have to cover all expenses, including the buying price and operational fees. Until now, the owners had to bear the entire purchase price and the running costs alone. However, millions of people dream of owning a vacation house near a beach or in the mountains, yet affordability remains a barrier. We are changing this! With NOMADU’s innovative
co-ownership, 2 to 8 owners with complementary usage needs collectively own their dream vacation home
and share the costs.
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Courchevel Moriond
Courchevel Moriond sits at 1,850 meters in the heart of the French Alps, a quieter village within the celebrated Courchevel resort that preserves an intimate, authentic mountain character. Unlike its busier sister villages, Moriond offers a more serene setting while maintaining direct access to the vast Les 3 Vallées ski domain—Europe's largest interconnected ski area. Here, traditional Savoyard architecture blends with contemporary alpine comfort, set against dramatic peaks and pine-forested slopes that shift through seasons of white powder, wildflower meadows, and golden larches.
This is a place for those seeking refuge from resort crowds without sacrificing access to exceptional terrain and amenities. Winters bring exceptional skiing across three valleys; summers transform the landscape into a hiker's and mountain biker's paradise, with crisp air and long days encouraging exploration. The village maintains a measured pace—morning coffee at a local café, afternoons on the slopes or trails, evenings gathered around a fireplace—making it an ideal retreat for fractional ownership that honors both solitude and connection.



















