Featured New Build
Val d’Isère | Le Kandahar
Val d’Isère · Espace Killy
€4,820,000 - €5,925,0003 bed118-158 m2
Four large three-bedroom apartments in Val d’Isère, from 118 to 158 m², with generous terraces and mountain-facing aspects.
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New-Build Ski Properties in the French Alps.
Apartments and chalets across the leading French ski resorts, sourced from live Domosno inventory and guided by two decades of Alpine property experience.
Current Inventory
New-build apartments and chalets from DOMOSNO.
Saint Martin De Belleville | Les 3 Vallées | Saint-Martin-de-Belleville | Les Chalets Caroline
4 bed146.3 m2+Delivery On request
€2,200,000 - €2,200,000
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Alpe d’Huez | Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine | Alpe d'Huez | Phoenix 3
1-3 bed60.1-82.2 M2Delivery Q4 2025
€600,000 - €1,224,000
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La Tania | Les 3 Vallées | Courchevel La Tania | Barma
1-6 bed33.36-214.91 M2Delivery Q4 2026
€603,000 - €3,858,040
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Buying New Build
Buying New-Build Properties in the French Alps: Apartments & Chalets.
The French Alps remain one of Europe's most resilient luxury property markets, and new-build ski properties are leading the way. Whether you're looking for a high-altitude apartment in Courchevel or a contemporary chalet in Morzine, buying off-plan or brand-new gives you a combination of financial advantages, modern standards and lifestyle quality that resale properties simply cannot always match.
Domosno has been helping international buyers secure ski property in the French Alps since 2005. We compare ski resorts, developments, rental structures and purchase costs so you can make the right decision before reserving.
Why New-Build Ski Properties in the French Alps?
The French Alps attract consistently high demand from skiers, families and lifestyle-led buyers. Quality accommodation in the right ski resort is not simply a seasonal purchase; it is a long-term Alpine asset with lifestyle use, rental demand and capital-preservation appeal.
20% VAT Recovery Potential
The standout financial advantage is the potential to recover 20% VAT on the purchase price when the property is placed into a qualifying furnished rental structure. This normally requires a professional rental programme, hotel-like services and a minimum rental commitment.
Lower Notary Fees & Stage Payments
New-build purchases in France usually attract reduced notary fees compared with resale property. Many developments also use staged payments linked to construction progress, which can make cash flow easier to plan than paying the full price at completion.
RE2020 Standards & Energy Efficiency
Newer Alpine properties are built to modern standards, with stronger insulation, better ventilation and improved comfort at altitude. This matters for rental appeal, running costs and future-proofing as France continues to tighten rules around low-rated rental properties.
Customisation & Construction Timelines
During the early construction phase, buyers may be able to personalise flooring, tiling, kitchen layouts, bathroom fittings, storage and built-in furniture. The window for changes closes as construction progresses, so early reservation usually gives more choice.
2-2.5%Typical new-build notary fees
20%Potential VAT recovery
A/BTypical modern energy profile
Questions
FAQ: Buying a New-Build Ski Property.
After completion, the property must be placed into a qualifying furnished rental structure with hotel-like services such as linen, cleaning or concierge support. The VAT reclaim is then submitted to the French tax authority and is usually refunded after completion, subject to the rental structure and ongoing compliance.
Often, yes. Modern layouts, stronger energy ratings, contemporary interiors and facilities such as spa, pool or concierge services can command higher rental demand. The real advantage is that the property is easier for guests to understand, easier to manage and usually more efficient to run.
Most developers allow buyers to personalise finishes during the TMA phase, including flooring, tiling, kitchen specifications, bathroom fittings and sometimes internal layouts. The earlier you reserve, the more choice you normally have.
New-build purchases are usually made under a VEFA contract, a highly regulated French framework for buying property before completion. Stage payments are linked to construction milestones and the developer must provide financial guarantees.
Yes. A qualifying rental property must be furnished and equipped to a suitable standard. Many developers and rental operators offer furniture packs, and Domosno can introduce trusted contacts for furnishing and interior support.
Domosno sells at the same developer price, with no buyer premium. The difference is independent resort comparison, market context, mortgage introductions, legal referrals and specialist guidance from a French Alps property team active since 2005.
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Tell us your preferred ski resorts, budget and intended use. We'll come back with a focused shortlist, including current availability and the practical buying details.