A retreat in the historic village of Villair Superiore, amidst stone, wood, and silence

You reach Villair Superiore calmly, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of Courmayeur's center. The village unfolds gradually: ancient, compact, made of stone and wood houses that tell of a genuine mountain life, experienced over time. Here, everything has a different pace, slower, more genuine. The house is there, discreet, naturally integrated into the village's fabric. Upon opening the door, the first thing to do is to pause for a moment. Not out of hesitation, but because the light captures your gaze. It enters naturally, accompanies the spaces, and makes them immediately welcoming, as if the house knows how to recognize who arrives. Inside, everything seems in place. The living area thrives on balance and simplicity, perfect for slow mornings and quiet evenings, when the village outside calms down and silence becomes the main character again. It's a space that invites you to stay, to sit, to live in the house without plans. The bedroom is spacious and quiet, conceived as a true refuge. A space that today generously welcomes rest but also hints at other possibilities: with a different arrangement of the rooms, a second smaller bedroom can be created, ideal for those who desire an extra space, without betraying the house's balance. The two bathrooms, comfortable and well-distributed, tell of a house designed to be lived in with practicality and comfort, without compromises, even when the days are filled with life. And as the light changes, transitioning from day to evening, you realize that this is not just a mountain house. It is a house to return to. A bright refuge, in the heart of a historic village, where stone, wood, and silence continue to tell their story. Completing the picture is a garage, a precious detail that makes daily life simple and comfortable, in every season.