FranceCourchevel
A residential-only Alpine address in Courchevel 1850 combines private-home living with a ski concierge and a dedicated Six Senses spa.
FRANCE · A CONSIDERED VIEW
Hotel-branded residences
in France.
3 hotel-branded residences in France, from Six Senses and One&Only. The collection spans mountain homes and countryside estates. Addresses include Courchevel, Loire Valley and Courchevel 1850. Our starting point is the way your family wants to live.
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FranceLoire Valley
At Les Bordes, the proposed Six Senses homes bring family life into the Sologne forest through private gardens, swimming pools and outdoor kitchens. The two-level houses have open living rooms beneath vaulted ceilings, while BLINK Design Group draws its interior palette from the surrounding woodland. Larger layouts add a rooftop terrace, outdoor sauna and pantry for entertaining. Beyond the garden, the estate’s boating and swimming lakes offer another way to spend the day; the separate golf-club membership remains an application rather than an automatic purchase benefit.
FranceCourchevel
The announced Courchevel project reimagines the Courcheneige site high in Jardin Alpin, with a limited collection of private homes beside the future resort. Its proposed connection to the Bellecôte slope places skiing close to the daily routine. Courchevel itself belongs to the interconnected Three Valleys, so the setting extends well beyond a single mountain. Summer gives the landscape another dimension: the tourism office’s cycling circuit links forest, villages, Lake Rosière and open meadows. The residential concept remains at an announcement stage, with detailed home plans still to be confirmed.
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