Two independent apartments, one address, five minutes from Le Châble train station: live in one, rent the other, or bring two generations together under the same roof. On the edge of the village of Montagnier, east of Le Châble, this 1960s house brings together two complete apartments, each served by its own entrance. A garage, a vaulted cellar, a laundry room, and an office on the ground floor complete the set, on a plot of 353 m² with a tree-lined garden, facing southwest and the Bruson slope.

The first floor offers a through apartment with three bedrooms, with living and dining room, open kitchen, renovated bathroom, and covered balcony of 17 m². The coffered ceilings and built-in wooden wardrobes testify to careful construction.

The second floor has been completely transformed into a duplex under the roof: a cathedral-like, panelled living room open to a gallery, stone fireplace, solid wood flooring, oak kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom with corner bath and second shower. The gallery under the roof, lit by gable windows, accommodates an office and an additional room. Three balconies extend the living areas, including a 17 m² southwest-facing balcony.

The house is currently held in ordinary co-ownership; division into ownership by floors is possible, which opens up the possibility of selling or transferring each apartment separately.

Bus stop 200 m away, school in Villette less than a kilometre away, Le Châble train station and Verbier–Bruson cable car five minutes away.