2 Bed Garden-Level Alpine Living in Bourg-Saint-Maurice — Balcony, Private Green Space, and Paradisk

Property Description

Step into a calmer rhythm of mountain life in this ground-floor 2-bedroom apartment, where indoor comfort flows naturally out to an 8 m² balcony and a 34 m² private garden. With 57.13 m² of well-planned living space, it’s designed for easy mornings, unhurried evenings, and year-round practicality. Set in Bourg-Saint-Maurice within the Paradiski area, it enjoys outstanding connectivity to Les Arcs via the funicular nearby, alongside shops and services within walking distance. A modern residence completes the picture with secure access, lift service, and dedicated storage for mountain gear.

TVA (Vat) Advantage: As a new-build property, owners intending to operate short-term rentals in compliance with French regulations benefit from the ability of reclaiming the 20% Vat on the purchase price. Terms and conditions apply.
A mountain address where everyday life feels lighter
In Bourg-Saint-Maurice, the mountains don&rsquo t sit in the background&mdash they shape the day. Crisp air in the morning, a changing horizon at every hour, and that unmistakable feeling of being connected to nature while staying effortlessly connected to the town. Set within the Paradiski area and close to the Les Arcs funicular, this apartment is designed for people who want the freedom of a true alpine base: arrive, exhale, and let the seasons lead.
Unit A006 is a ground-floor, two-bedroom home with 57.13 m² of thoughtfully arranged interior space, complemented by an 8 m² balcony and a generous 34 m² private garden. Facing south-west, it welcomes the warm tones of late-day light&mdash ideal for long afternoons outdoors and cosy evenings inside.
Designed for calm, practical living
The layout is immediately reassuring: everything has its place, circulation feels natural, and storage is built in from the start. The entrance hall (5.28 m² ) includes a closet, so coats, boots, and bags disappear neatly&mdash particularly welcome after a day on the slopes or a muddy summer hike.
From here, the apartment opens into the heart of the home: a 21.92 m² living room with open-plan kitchen. It&Rsquo S a space made for real life in the mountains&mdash simple breakfasts before the first lift, generous dinners after a day outside, and quiet moments when the weather turns and the world slows down. Large openings bring in daylight and create a constant visual link to the outdoors, while the overall atmosphere remains intimate and easy to furnish.
The sleeping quarters: two true bedrooms
Both bedrooms are properly proportioned, creating a comfortable rhythm whether you&rsquo re hosting family, welcoming friends for a weekend, or keeping one room as a dedicated office or flexible guest space.

Bedroom 1: 11.58 m²
Bedroom 2: 11.52 m²

The bedrooms benefit from engineered hardwood flooring, bringing a warmer feel underfoot and a subtle nod to alpine style&mdash perfectly balanced by the clean, modern finish throughout.
Bathrooms and convenience, handled beautifully
The apartment includes a bathroom (4.38 m² ) and a separate Wc (2.45 m² )&mdash a small detail that makes a big difference when several people are getting ready at once. The bathroom specification is designed to feel both contemporary and timeless, with floor-to-ceiling wall tiling around bath and shower areas, and a fully appointed vanity unit with mirror and light. A wall-mounted toilet adds a crisp, uncluttered finish.
Indoor comfort you feel, not just see
Good mountain living is about more than aesthetics&mdash it&rsquo s about warmth, quiet, and the sense of being sheltered from the elements. The residence prioritises thermal and acoustic comfort with double-glazed wood windows and patio doors, along with an acoustic wood entrance door fitted with a 3-point security lock. The result is a home that feels peaceful and reassuring, even at the liveliest times of year.
Heating and hot water are individually controlled, with electric convectors specified for this apartment type&mdash ideal for managing comfort around your schedule, whether you live here year-round or arrive for weekends and holidays.
Motorised roller shutters are provided in the living room and bedrooms, bringing both practicality and a subtle sense of luxury&mdash close the day down in seconds and settle into the quiet of the evening.
Balcony mornings, garden afternoons
What truly sets this apartment apart is the way it extends outside. Step out to the 8 m² balcony for fresh air and a change of pace&mdash coffee in hand, shoulders dropping as the mountains frame the view. Then there&rsquo s the rare advantage for an alpine apartment: a 34 m² private garden. It&Rsquo S a precious space for reading in the sun, letting children play within sight, or simply adding greenery and outdoor dining to your everyday routine.
With a south-west orientation, the outdoor areas invite you to linger as the light softens in the afternoon and the atmosphere becomes especially calm.
A residence built around modern mountain life
The architecture takes inspiration from Savoyard tradition and reinterprets it with a more contemporary, refined line. Balconies and rooflines break up the volume to create a lighter presence, while warm tones and natural materials help the building sit comfortably in its surroundings. Green spaces are an integral part of the setting, encouraging a gentler, more connected way of living.
Day-to-day convenience is well considered, with practical features designed specifically for the Alps: ski lockers, bike storage, and an elevator for easy movement through the building. Security and access are also thoughtfully addressed, with keypad entry, video intercom, and badge-controlled access points (including basement access by lift).
Common areas benefit from automatic lighting via motion sensors&mdash one of those small touches that makes coming home feel effortless.
Bourg-Saint-Maurice and Paradiski: connected, alive, and beautifully placed
Bourg-Saint-Maurice is prized for a reason. It offers the authenticity of a real Savoy town&mdash shops, schools, café s, services, community life&mdash while acting as the gateway to high-altitude adventure. From here, the mountains are close enough to touch, yet daily life remains convenient and grounded.
The Les Arcs funicular is only around 150 m away, reaching the slopes in approximately 7 minutes, an exceptionally practical link to the Paradiski ski area. Local bus lines (A, B and C) are accessible from a stop around 200 m away, serving the town with ease. The train station is approximately 700 m away, connecting you onwards to Albertville, Grenoble, and Lyon&mdash an invaluable advantage for weekend escapes, full-time living, or hosting friends without the stress of long drives.
Everyday needs sit comfortably within reach too: restaurants and a supermarket are around a 9-minute walk away, while bakery and pharmacy are about a 12-minute walk. For leisure, the local media library is only a few minutes by car, with cinema and aquatic centre also close&mdash making the town feel active and lived-in throughout the year, not just in peak winter weeks.
A home that fits the seasons&mdash and the way you want to live
Whether your vision is ski weekends and long summer hikes, a calm base for remote working with a garden to step into between calls, or a year-round move to the valley where life feels both simpler and richer, this apartment offers an unusually balanced answer. Two comfortable bedrooms, a bright open living space, and outdoor areas that genuinely extend the lifestyle&mdash set within a secure, modern residence in one of the Tarentaise Valley&rsquo s most connected towns.
Here, the mountains are not a backdrop for holidays. They&Rsquo Re part of the daily ritual.