About this property
Nestled in a private, tranquil woodland setting, this incredibly rare mountain chalet boasts direct ski-in / ski-out access to the slopes that pass directly behind the chalet, as well as being located on the edge of the forest with numerous trails leading straight from the front door up to the stunning Schmitten mountain. With pure 2nd home permission, this chalet offers the unique opportunity to own a property in one of the most coveted locations in Austria, without the restrictions typically placed on holiday homes.
The chalet is arranged over two floors and offers beautiful contemporary accommodation spanning over 180m2. The chalet can sleep 10 people, there are 4 double bedrooms with the principal bedroom having an additional bunk bed, and 4 bathrooms. All principal bedrooms have direct access to a large wrap-around balcony where stunning mountain views can be enjoyed. There is a large open plan and fully equipped kitchen/dining area with a wood burning fire and complete with all the latest integrated appliances, a separate laundry room with Miele washer and a separate dryer. The chalet also has the added benefit of a cedar barrel hot tub, a ski/storage room outside, a heated boot room inside the washing room, private parking for 2-3 cars and a large private garden with BBQ appliances.
Beyond the slopes, this chalet is just a short walk from the charming centre of Zell am See and Lake Zell, offering the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.
Local information
- Located just over one hours drive from the historic city of Salzburg and nestled among the stunning Schmitten mountain range is the well renowned traditional Austrian town of Zell-am-See.
- Zell am See is one of those rare destinations where at some times of the year you can ski in the morning and then be swimming and sun-bathing by the lake in the afternoon. A true four-season destination, this delightful and lively alpine town is ideally situated to make the most of summer and winter sports activities in the Alps.
- Zell am See, Austria’s most important holiday destination together with its smaller neighbour Kaprun, lies at the shores of the beautiful Lake Zell, with the majestic 2,000m Schmittenhöhe Mountain as a backdrop.
- Zell am See is in the very heart of the Hohe Tauern, a mountainous region with 30 peaks, many over 3,000m. The Kitzsteinhorn glacier is located close by where you can ski for 9 months per year. Zell-am-See also boasts two championship golf courses, a tennis club, hiking, mountain biking and a yacht club where you can do numerous water sports on Lake Zell.
- Zell am See lies on the thin strip of land between Lake Zell and the Schmittenhöhe Mountain, this factor greatly limiting the land available for building. Consequently, property in the centre of Zell-am-See is an extremely rare commodity and highly sought-after.
