Morzine | Rare Development Opportunity – Traditional Barn on Ski Slopes
Ref: 6066 | 0 Beds | 425 M2 Living Surface | Basement | South
About This Property
REF 6066 | An exceptionally rare opportunity to undertake a conversion project on a large traditional Savoyard barn in its original state, situated directly on the ski slopes and next to ski lifts accessing both Nyon and Pleney mountains from Morzine's Fys area. This unique property sits in a zone permitting conversion to habitable accommodation.
The upper barn offers over 260 m² of floor space with impressive 6-metre-plus ceiling heights in the centre, allowing sufficient room to add an upper floor and create dramatic living spaces. The ground floor follows traditional layout with living space occupying three rooms across half the floor area, whilst the other half historically housed livestock during winter.
A cellar beneath one end, previously used for storing meat and cheese and accessible via floor trap, adds character and practical storage. The property sits within 1,285 m² of land – substantial grounds for this coveted location.
Accessible by road with restricted digital badge access for property and business owners only, ensuring privacy whilst maintaining convenience. A free ski bus stops just 100 metres away, running into Morzine centre.
The south-facing orientation maximises sunshine. This represents an extraordinary chance to create bespoke mountain accommodation in a truly unique position on the slopes – properties of this type with conversion permission rarely become available.
Perfect for buyers seeking ambitious renovation projects with exceptional end results.
Some of the features: Basement,South
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Location
Morzine is one of the largest and most established ski resort villages in the French Alps, with a permanent population of around 3,000 and a 650km ski domain spanning France and Switzerland via the Portes du Soleil network. The village has one of the deepest UK buyer markets in the Alps, built over three decades of consistent demand, and a well-developed short-term rental infrastructure that delivers strong occupancy across both winter and summer seasons. Property liquidity here is among the highest in the French Alps, with a broad range of stock from ski apartments to large traditional farmhouses.
