Oz 3300 Properties For Sale

Oz 3300 is the convenient, family hub of the Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine — a purpose-built, ski-in/ski-out station that sits as a two-way gateway between Alpe d'Huez and Vaujany, above the traditional old village of Oz-en-Oisans. It offers slope-side convenience at better value than Alpe d'Huez itself.

For UK buyers, Oz 3300 pairs ski-in/ski-out practicality with direct access to a 250km domain, in a compact, family-scaled station — with the option of the old Oz village below for those who want traditional character.

A Short History

Oz-en-Oisans has two faces. The traditional old village of Oz sits low in the valley at around 870 metres, a scattering of historic hamlets. Above it, the purpose-built station of Oz 3300 was developed at around 1,350 metres as a ski-in/ski-out gateway into the Grandes Rousses skiing. The "3300" in the name refers to the top of the accessible ski terrain — the Pic Blanc at 3,330 metres — rather than the altitude of the station itself, a common point of confusion worth clarifying.

The Resort

Oz 3300 sits at around 1,350 metres, ski-in/ski-out and compact. It functions as a two-way hub in the Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine: the Poutran gondola climbs toward Alpe d'Huez, while the Alpette gondola links across to Vaujany. The Eau d'Olle Express connects down to Allemond in the valley. The old village of Oz lies below.

Where to Buy — The Areas of Oz

The choice is between the modern ski station and the traditional village below.

Oz 3300 station

The purpose-built, slope-side station — ski-in/ski-out apartments and residences with the easiest winter access, the convenient family choice.

The old village of Oz

Lower in the valley, offering traditional chalets and hamlets with more character and space, for buyers happy to drive or take the lift to the slopes.

Buyers comparing the domain should also look at Vaujany, Alpe d'Huez and the wider Grand Domaine market.

The Skiing

As a hub of the Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine, Oz 3300 opens around 250 kilometres of pistes across eight linked resorts directly from the door, rising to the Pic Blanc glacier at 3,330 metres and the celebrated Sarenne — marketed as Europe's longest black run at around 16 kilometres. The two-way gondola links to Alpe d'Huez and Vaujany make Oz one of the most flexible bases in the domain.

The Property Market

Oz 3300 sits in the mid-range of the Oisans valley — above affordable Allemond, below the premium Alpe d'Huez market. Current new-build market data (Q2 2026) covers a programme from around €268,000 for a one-bedroom to just over €1 million for a four-bedroom, averaging roughly €7,500 per square metre. The full breakdown is in the table below.

Resale sits broadly around €4,650 per square metre on current benchmarks — value for genuine ski-in/ski-out into a 250km domain. UK buyers can model monthly costs in sterling with our French mortgage calculator.

Rental demand is family-led, built on ski-in/ski-out convenience and direct big-domain access — a lower-key, better-value alternative to basing in Alpe d'Huez itself.

Lifestyle & Activities Beyond Skiing

The Oisans setting gives Oz a solid summer alongside its winter convenience.

Summer

• Hiking and mountain biking — the Grandes Rousses and Oisans trail networks.
• Lac du Verney — the Allemond watersports lake is a short distance down the valley.
• Gateway to the Écrins — the wider Oisans and national-park country.

Family appeal

Ski-in/ski-out convenience, a compact layout and direct access to a major domain make Oz 3300 a practical, good-value family base.

Accessibility

For the Oisans, Lyon is the natural airport — around 1 hour 40 (about 140km) — with Grenoble closest at roughly 1 hour 15, and Geneva around 2 hours 35. Direct UK flights serve Lyon and Geneva.

Why Buy in Oz 3300

Oz 3300 suits the buyer who wants ski-in/ski-out convenience and a flexible, two-way hub into a 250km domain, at better value than Alpe d'Huez. It is a purpose-built station rather than a traditional village — though the old village of Oz below offers that character — and for families prioritising direct big-domain access at a sensible price, it is one of the most practical bases in the Oisans.

Browse current Oz 3300 listings, compare with Vaujany and Alpe d'Huez, see the wider Grand Domaine overview, or speak with the Domosno team.