Charming mountain retreat in a traditional French village, for up to 8 guests. Spacious front and back balconies offer stunning views year-round. Enjoy cosy interiors, a private sauna, and a small gym—ideal for relaxing after outdoor adventures. Whether skiing in winter, hiking in summer, or exploring scenic cycling routes, this well-equipped home offers comfort, scenery, and alpine charm. Cyclists will appreciate the lockable bike store—ideal for storing gear after a day on the road or trails. Sleeping for 8 across 2 rooms, each with a queen bed and bunk beds, plus ensuite with shower, sink, and toilet. An extra shower, toilet, and sink are in the sauna/gym area. Fully equipped kitchen with dining for 8 and a cosy coffee nook. Spacious lounge with Smart TV, books, and games. Balconies front and back, on both levels offer seating areas. Guests have full access to the garden and terrace, which includes outdoor dining and lounging space. Sheets and towels are provided for your stay. A washing machine is available in the utility area, with two laundry tablets supplied. Two toilet rolls per toilet provided on arrival. Dishwasher tablets are available for the dishwasher. Kitchen basics such as washing-up liquid, salt, pepper, and cooking oil are provided, along with shower gel in each shower for your convenience.

Bellecombe-en-Bauges is a charming village in the Savoie region, nestled in the heart of the Bauges Regional Natural Park, just a short drive from Annecy, Chambéry, and Aix-les-Bains. Whether you’re a nature lover, a hiking enthusiast, or someone curious about traditional Alpine life, Bellecombe-en-Bauges offers a peaceful, authentic, and refreshing escape into the French mountains. Must-See Attractions 1. Scenic Hikes: The trail to Roc des Bœufs, starting from Mont Derrière, with panoramic views over Lake Annecy and the surrounding Alps. A loop to Pointe de Banc Plat via the Col de Bornette, beginning from the Reposoir parking area. Easy, family-friendly walks like the “Star Trail” or Chemin Picot along the Chéran river. Local Crafts & Artisans: Visit the Devil’s Bridge workshop with wooden sculptures and handmade ceramics. Discover local pottery at “Tant que la terre tourne” and handcrafted wooden items at “Caramel.” Regional Delicacies: Try the famous Tome des Bauges cheese, along with other local specialties like Chevrotin, Savoie Emmental, and IGP Gruyère, often paired with regional apples and pears.