Ferme du Gron is a magnificent, recently renovated 6-bedroom farmhouse dating back to the late 1700s, situated a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Les Carroz. The farmhouse, extensively renovated in 2018, offers stylish accommodation while retaining its original character. The property spans three floors. The top floor is almost entirely open-plan with a double-height ceiling extending to the farm’s exposed beams. This floor features an open kitchen with generous work surfaces and modern appliances, a dining area and a separate lounge area, all with access to the south-facing balcony. Additionally, there is a bedroom suite and a guest WC on this floor. The middle floor comprises four en-suite bedrooms. Two of these could be considered master suites, both including baths and access to the large south-facing balcony. The lower ground floor provides additional entertainment space, including a spacious games and television room with a stylish bar. This floor also has a bedroom, a bathroom, a sauna and access to the mature landscaped garden with a sheltered terrace and hot tub. Furthermore, a heated ski and bike room is accessible from the driveway. Key features A recently renovated 6Stylish design with modern features whilst retaining its original character An expansive openA large additional entertainment space with bar, sauna and access to the garden 1km from the Kédeuze cable car linking to the Grand Massif ski domain Our opinion Ferme du Gron is a beautifully designed chalet just a few minutes from the very centre of Les Carroz. The farmhouse has been updated to feel like a new, stylish home, yet it preserves elements of its original structure and history. The entertainment area is a perfect area to settle with guests whether they want to relax in the sauna, have a few drinks at the bar or just settle down and watch a film. Access to skiing is very convenient with the nearby Kédeuze cable car connecting to the top of the Les Carroz slopes which in turn links directly to the extensive Grand Massif ski area including the Flaine, Morillon, Samoëns and Sixt