Bathed in natural light and characterized by exceptional architectural volumes, this chalet offers a unique alpine living experience, placed under the sign of space, openness and perfect continuity between inside and outside.

Developing around 467 sq. m. of living space divided into 8.5 rooms, the property is built around a spectacular cathedral living room rising over almost two and a half levels.

Vast full-height bay windows flood the spaces with natural light throughout the day, while the living room opens naturally onto a sunny terrace, extended by a garden and a pergola, creating a true fluidity between inside and outside.

As the day progresses, the chalet reveals itself through light: morning softness in the kitchen and dining area, then warm afternoon light bathing the living room and main terrace.

Evenings naturally extend outside, where the terrace and pergola provide the ideal setting for intimate dinners and long summer evenings, facing the surrounding vegetation.

Designed and built by Chalets Bayrou, a renowned French alpine builder founded in 1890, this property testifies to rare architectural expertise and exacting standards. Notably, it is Chalet Bayrou's very first project in Switzerland, also featured in publications specializing in alpine architecture, including the book "Histoires de chalets" - l'empreinte des chalets "Bayrou".

Located on a landscaped plot of 1'907 m², the chalet benefits from a direct opening onto a vast unbuildable green area of around 2'000 m², hosting the "Les Roseaux" pond, guaranteeing a lasting unobstructed view and preserved privacy.

Located in a quiet, low-density residential environment, it offers a rare level of tranquility and space, while remaining just 8 to 10 minutes' drive from the center of Villars.

An exceptional alpine property combining architectural integrity, natural light and a remarkable sense of space and privacy.