The Project
Designed for Living. Built for the Alps.
Le Hameau is a development of eleven primary residences in La Tzoumaz — an answer to the increasing demand for quality, authentic alpine family homes.
The Development
Le Hameau
Le Hameau comprises eleven individual homes arranged thoughtfully across a south-facing alpine site in La Tzoumaz, Valais. The composition — five chalets and six apartments across two residence buildings — has been designed to create a genuine hamlet: connected, private, and deeply rooted in its landscape.
The project is developed by Home Partner Development, a Swiss residential developer with a strong track record in delivering premium mountain properties. Every home within Le Hameau is intended as a primary residence, in line with Swiss cantonal regulations and the developer's commitment to building real communities rather than seasonal investments.
First Residences Only
All Le Hameau properties are designated primary residences under Swiss law. This is a permanent legal classification — not a seasonal or investment product.
Developed by Home Partner Development
Home Partner Development →Project Composition
Five Chalets. Six Apartments.
Five Private Chalets
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198–327 m² · 3–6 bedrooms
Each chalet is an individual home positioned on its own plot within the Le Hameau site. Ranging from 198 to 327 square metres, they offer 3 to 6 bedrooms with private outdoor spaces and the full character of traditional alpine architecture reimagined in a contemporary register. The chalets are not accessible by car and are reached on foot via a walking path.
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Three Type A apartments in Résidence A: A1 (160 m²), A2 (146 m²) and A3 (133 m²). Elegant proportions, quality materials, and an intelligent layout make these the benchmark for alpine apartment living.
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Three Type B apartments in Résidence B: B1 (160 m²), B2 (156 m²) and B3 (131 m²) — generous living space, private terraces and outdoor rooms of genuine quality.
Architecture & Materials
Built for Permanence
The architecture of Le Hameau draws on the vernacular forms of the Valais — the honest use of wood, stone, and rendered masonry that defines the finest historic buildings in the region — while expressing them through a contemporary lens appropriate for residences built to last generations. Exterior materials include larch wood cladding, brushed granite masonry, and large-format glazing. Interiors are finished in natural stone, solid oak, and artisan plasterwork.
Structure & Cladding
Aged Timber
Facades are clad in larch, each board hand-selected for its grain and tone, giving every building a character that cannot be manufactured.
Natural grey patina · Structurally treated
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