La Salle Les Alpes | Ecrin De La Guisane
1-3 bed30-46 M2Delivery Q1 2028
€179,000 - €390,000
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La Salle Les Alpes Properties.
La Salle-les-Alpes is an old Briançonnais village at 1,400m in the Guisane valley, the central Villeneuve sector and a principal gateway to the 250km Serre Chevalier domain in the sunny Hautes-Alpes.
- Serre Chevalier altitude
- 1,200m - 2,800m
- Average annual snowfall
- 434cm
- Marked pistes
- 250km
- Ski lifts
- 58
Altitude range1,200m - 2,800m
Base 1,200mSummit 2,800m
Piste colour mix82 runs
- Green
- 15
- Blue
- 26
- Red
- 28
- Black
- 13
Q2 2026 New-Build Market Data
What Does Property Cost in La Salle Les Alpes?
New-build apartments in La Salle Les Alpes — within the Serre Chevalier ski domain — range from €275,000 for a 39 m² one-bedroom to over €1 million for a five-bedroom, with prices averaging around €8,500/m². Two active programmes offer 11 units covering the full family size range near the ski lifts.
| Bedrooms | Typical Size | Price Range | €/m² Range | Avg €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-bed | 39–57 m² | €275,000 – €490,000 | €7,046 – €8,708 | ~€7,900 |
| 2-bed | 46–71 m² | €349,000 – €629,000 | €7,591 – €9,725 | ~€8,500 |
| 3-bed | 61–94 m² | €468,000 – €815,000 | €7,672 – €10,454 | ~€8,700 |
| 4-bed+ | 115 m² | €1,009,000 | €8,780 | ~€8,780 |
| All new-build | 39–115 m² | €275,000 – €1,009,000 | €7,046 – €10,454 | ~€8,500 |
Source: SeLogerNeuf. 2 programmes active: L'Écrin de la Guisane (Terresens) and Les Rives Blanches. No BRS units. Two-bed and three-bed apartments are the most actively traded segments.
La Salle-les-Alpes is the authentic, central heart of Serre Chevalier — an old Briançonnais village built around a medieval church, and the principal Villeneuve gateway into one of the southern Alps' great domains. It pairs genuine village character with direct access to 250 kilometres of sunny, tree-lined skiing.
For UK buyers, it offers a real village in the sunny Hautes-Alpes, with high-altitude, snow-sure skiing and a southern-Alps climate that the northern resorts cannot match.
A Short History
La Salle-les-Alpes is an old Briançonnais village, not a purpose-built station — its centre is organised around the 15th-century church of Saint-Marcellin, with its tall pointed bell tower and wood-shingle roofs, and the painted sundials that are a signature of the Hautes-Alpes. The commune gathers five hamlets, including Villeneuve, which gives its name to the resort's central ski sector. The skiing developed around these working villages rather than replacing them.
The Resort
La Salle-les-Alpes sits at 1,400 metres in the Guisane valley, branded Serre Chevalier 1400 / Villeneuve — the central of the four linked sectors of Serre Chevalier, alongside Briançon, Chantemerle and Le Monêtier-les-Bains. Its central position makes it a principal gateway to the whole domain. The valley is a gateway to the Écrins National Park, and the thermal spa at Le Monêtier lies a short way up-valley.
Where to Buy — The Areas of La Salle-les-Alpes
The commune's hamlets give a range of settings around the central ski access.
Villeneuve
The main ski-gateway hamlet, closest to the lifts — the most convenient base, with apartments and the resort's new-build programmes.
La Salle village and Le Bez
The older village core and neighbouring hamlets, valued for character, the medieval church and a quieter setting, with traditional houses and chalets.
Buyers comparing the domain should also look at Briançon and the wider Serre Chevalier market.
The Skiing
As the central Villeneuve sector, La Salle-les-Alpes opens the full Serre Chevalier domain — around 250 kilometres of pistes across four linked sectors, rising to the Pic d'Yret at about 2,830 metres. Roughly 80% of the domain lies above 2,000 metres, and the lower slopes are notably wooded — a strong combination of snow reliability and tree-lined, bad-weather skiing, under the famously sunny Hautes-Alpes sky.
The Property Market
La Salle-les-Alpes offers central-sector access at southern-Alps prices. Current new-build market data (Q2 2026) runs from around €275,000 for a one-bedroom to just over €1 million for a five-bedroom, averaging roughly €8,500 per square metre across two programmes near the lifts. The full breakdown is in the table below.
Resale sits below new-build, broadly around €4,500 per square metre on current benchmarks. UK buyers can model monthly costs in sterling with our French mortgage calculator.
Rental demand is dual-season, built on the central domain access and the Hautes-Alpes sunshine in winter, and the Écrins National Park hiking, cycling and via ferrata in summer.
Lifestyle & Activities Beyond Skiing
The Écrins setting gives the Guisane valley a strong summer.
Summer
- Écrins National Park — the GR54 and other long-distance trails cross the valley.
- Cycling — the legendary cols of the southern Alps from the valley.
- Le Monêtier thermal spa — natural hot springs a short way up-valley.
Family appeal
Central domain access, an authentic village and the sunny Hautes-Alpes climate make La Salle-les-Alpes a strong family base across both seasons.
Accessibility
For the Hautes-Alpes, the closest airports are Turin (around 1 hour 45 to 2 hours), Grenoble (about 2 hours 25) and Lyon (about 2 hours 45). The rail head is Briançon, a few kilometres down-valley, with overnight services from Paris. Geneva is further and not the natural route.
Why Buy in La Salle-les-Alpes
La Salle-les-Alpes suits the buyer who wants an authentic village and central access to a 250km domain in the sunny Hautes-Alpes. It is further from the usual UK airports and skews toward Turin and Grenoble — but for sunshine, high tree-lined skiing and genuine village character, it is one of the most rewarding bases in the southern Alps.
Browse current La Salle-les-Alpes listings, compare with Briançon, see the wider Serre Chevalier overview, or speak with the Domosno team.
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FAQs
Questions About La Salle Les Alpes.
What are property prices in La Salle-les-Alpes?
New-build runs from around €275,000 for a one-bedroom to just over €1 million for a five-bedroom, averaging roughly €8,500 per square metre across two programmes near the lifts. Resale sits below this, broadly around €4,500 per square metre.
What skiing does La Salle-les-Alpes give access to?
As the central Villeneuve sector, it opens the full Serre Chevalier domain — around 250km across four linked sectors, rising to the Pic d'Yret at about 2,830m. Roughly 80% lies above 2,000m, with notably wooded lower slopes — strong snow reliability plus tree-lined skiing under the sunny Hautes-Alpes sky.
Is La Salle-les-Alpes a real village?
Yes — it is an old Briançonnais village, not a purpose-built station, organised around the 15th-century church of Saint-Marcellin and gathering five hamlets including Villeneuve, which names the central ski sector. The skiing developed around the working villages.
Is La Salle-les-Alpes good for rental income?
Yes, in a dual-season way. Central domain access and Hautes-Alpes sunshine drive winter demand, while the Écrins National Park hiking, cycling and via ferrata support a strong summer.
How do you get to La Salle-les-Alpes?
For the Hautes-Alpes, the closest airports are Turin (around 1h45–2h), Grenoble (about 2h25) and Lyon (about 2h45). The rail head is Briançon, a few kilometres down-valley, with overnight services from Paris. Geneva is further and not the natural route.
How does La Salle-les-Alpes compare to Briançon?
La Salle-les-Alpes (Villeneuve, 1,400m) is the central, more village-like ski gateway, while Briançon (1,326m) is the historic UNESCO city at the lower end of the domain. Both access the same 250km Serre Chevalier domain; the choice is village character versus city amenities and price.