Le Châtelard, Valais, Le Châtelard VS, Vaud 1925

Located in Le Châtelard (municipality of Finhaut), on the road connecting Martigny to Chamonix, this mixed-use building (commercial and residential) is for sale. All current operations (restaurant, store, and guest rooms) are fully functional and currently in operation. The building, constructed between 1960 and 1970, stands on a 1,267 m² lot and offers a total usable area of 962 m². Certain areas, such as the small apartment and the guest rooms, have undergone recent renovations. Technical specifications: Lot: 1,267 m² Total usable area: 962 m² Heating: Central oil-fired system, distributed via radiators Technical details: Separate water and electricity meters for each section Renovations: Partial renovations completed (guest rooms and 52 m² apartment) Layout: The property is configured to allow for either combined operation or separate management of the various units: Commercial spaces (currently in operation): Restaurant / Bar (423 m²): Includes the reception and dining area, a technical basement, and a cellar. Store (195 m²): Single-level retail space with a basement for storage. Residential and lodging spaces: Guest rooms (100 m²): Renovated lodging space. Each room has its own private toilet and shower. Apartment 1 (139 m²): Residence featuring a terrace and a balcony. Apartment 2 (52 m²): Fully renovated two-room residence with a balcony. Finhaut: With a population of about 500, the municipality of Finhaut is located in the district of Saint-Maurice, on the left bank of the upper Trient Valley. Facing due south toward the Mont Blanc massif, the town's sun-drenched terraces are home to four villages: the main town of Finhaut, as well as Giétroz, Châtelard-village, and Châtelard-Frontière. As a municipality bordering France, Finhaut neighbors Trient, Salvan, Vallorcine (F), and Sixt (F). Its territory extends from the banks of the Trient and Eau Noire rivers at 900 meters to the summit of Pointe de la Finive at 2,837 meters. It covers 2,293 hectares, consisting mainly of forests and rocky terrain.