Chamonix (Mont Blanc Valley): Located at the base of Mont Blanc, Chamonix is one of the most internationally recognised Alpine towns. Mazots here are typically found in historic hamlets such as Les Praz, Argentière, and Les Bois, where traditional wooden structures overlook the Mont Blanc massif. Mazots here are usually used as guest chalets within larger estates or holiday homes with exceptional mountain views. Average price per m²: €9,000–€14,000.
Megève (Haute-Savoie): A historic Alpine resort known for its Savoyard heritage and high-end infrastructure, Megève is particularly attractive for buyers in search of historic charm and year-round lifestyle appeal. Mazots in Megève are frequently located in quiet residential areas such as Le Mont d’Arbois or Demi-Quartier, where they may accompany larger chalets or stand alone as restored guest residences. Average price per m²: €10,000–€15,000.
Les Gets (Portes du Soleil): Part of the extensive Portes du Soleil ski area, Les Gets retains a strong traditional Alpine village atmosphere. Mazots in Les Gets are often located in the vicinity of the historic centre or in surrounding hamlets, providing easy access to ski lifts while maintaining privacy and authentic architectural character. Average price per m²: €7,500–€10,000.
Morzine (Portes du Soleil): A lively Alpine resort popular with international buyers, Morzine is home to several preserved historic neighbourhoods where traditional mazots have been renovated into compact mountain homes. Their proximity to both winter sports infrastructure and summer outdoor activities makes them particularly appealing for year-round use. Average price per m²: €7,000–€9,500.
