Alpine Property Podcast

Episode 70 – Top Destinations in the French Alps for Second Homes for Family Summer HolidaysDiscover the best French Alpine destinations for family summer holidays and why a second home in the mountains can be a year-round lifestyle investment.Summer in the French Alps offers a refreshing alternative to Mediterranean holidays, with comfortable temperatures, fresh air, stunning scenery and activities for all ages.In this episode, Steve Thomas explores top Alpine destinations for families considering a second home for both summer and winter use.With the rise of the “coolcation”, more families are choosing the Alps for cooler summers without sacrificing sunshine. A second home here can be used year-round for skiing, summer breaks, weekends and active holidays.Choosing the right destinationKey factors include:Accessibility and transfer timesFamily activities (kids to teens)Hiking, cycling and mountain bikingVillage facilities and restaurantsMulti-generational appealSummer eventsYear-round usabilityLifestyle vs investment valueMorzine, Les Gets & ChâtelThe Portes du Soleil is a top family choice, especially Morzine, Les Gets and Châtel, all close to Geneva.Les Gets is especially family-friendly with its village centre, lake and summer events. Morzine is livelier with sports and activities, while Châtel offers a relaxed village feel and great access to the wider area.Teens can enjoy biking, rafting and adventure sports, while others benefit from lakes, lifts and cafés.Chamonix & MegèveChamonix and Megève offer contrasting lifestyles, both about an hour from Geneva.Chamonix is active and dramatic with Mont Blanc views, hiking and climbing. Megève is more elegant, with restaurants, spas, golf and gentle outdoor activities, ideal for families.Tignes & Val d’IsèreFor high-altitude summer living, Tignes and Val d’Isère are strong options.Tignes offers lake activities, biking, hiking and watersports, while Val d’Isère continues to expand its summer programme. Steve will cover Tignes in more detail in Episode 71.Méribel & CourchevelThe Three Valleys resorts of Méribel and Courchevel offer premium summer experiences.Méribel has biking, hiking and golf, while Courchevel features Lac des Rosières and Aquamotion. Both are high-end destinations with higher property budgets.Les Deux Alpes & Alpe d’HuezFor active families, Les Deux Alpes and Alpe d’Huez are excellent choices.Both offer biking, hiking, swimming and summer lift access, with Alpe d’Huez also famous for its cycling routes.Samoëns & Saint-Sorlin-d’ArvesSamoëns combines a historic village with outdoor activities and was featured in Episode 22.Saint-Sorlin-d’Arves is a hidden gem offering hiking, biking, a swimming lake and glacier access, with attractive property prices.A second home for every seasonThe French Alps are becoming a leading summer destination for families seeking cooler holidays and outdoor living.From the Portes du Soleil to Chamonix, Megève, Tignes, Val d’Isère, the Three Valleys and hidden gems, there is a destination for every lifestyle.A second home here offers year-round use for summer holidays, skiing, weekends and family time.In this episode:🏔️ Why the Alps are a “coolcation” hotspot👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 What to consider when buying🚵 Portes du Soleil family appeal🏞️ Chamonix vs Megève lifestyles🌊 Tignes and Val d’Isère summer activities⛳ Méribel and Courchevel highlights🚴 Active family resorts🌸 Hidden gem villages🏡 Year-round property useInterested in buying in the French or Swiss Alps?Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/Follow us on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/Alpine-Property-Investments/Follow us on X www.X.com/AlpineProp

🎙️ Episode 69: A Family Work Trip to the AlpsEver wondered what it's really like behind the scenes of running an Alpine property business? In this episode of the Alpine Property Podcast, Steve and Lesley take you along on one of their family work trips to the French Alps, where business and mountain life go hand in hand.From property viewings and meetings with developers to discovering new restaurants, experiencing local resorts, and spending quality time together as a family, they share the realities of combining work with the Alpine lifestyle. Along the way, they discuss current market observations, why regular visits are essential when advising buyers, and the small moments that make every trip memorable.Whether you're dreaming of owning a second home, curious about life in the Alps, or simply enjoy hearing the stories behind the business, this episode offers a genuine look at what goes on beyond the property listings.🎧 In This Episode✔️ Why spending time in the Alps is essential for helping buyers make informed decisions✔️ What really happens during an Alpine property research trip✔️ Visiting new developments and viewing properties across the French Alps✔️ Balancing client meetings with family adventures in the mountains✔️ Favourite restaurants, cafés, and local discoveries along the way✔️ Current insights into the French Alpine property market✔️ The importance of experiencing resorts first-hand throughout the seasons✔️ Why investing in the Alps is about lifestyle as much as propertyA drive from top to bottom of St Sorlin d’Arves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQP8SurqxiQ🏡 Thinking About Buying an Alpine Property?Whether you're searching for a ski apartment, a luxury chalet, or an investment property in the French or Swiss Alps, Alpine Property Investments offers independent advice backed by years of local knowledge and experience.Explore available properties, destination guides, and expert buying advice at:🌐 www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk💬 We'd Love to Hear From YouHave a question about buying or owning property in the Alps? Or perhaps there's a destination or topic you'd like us to cover in a future episode?Get in touch—we're always happy to help, and you'll find our contact details on our website and in the podcast show notes.⭐ Enjoyed This Episode?If you found this episode helpful, please follow, rate, and review the Alpine Property Podcast wherever you listen. Your support helps us reach more people who are passionate about Alpine living and property investment.Thanks for listening—we'll see you in the next episode! 🏔️Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/Follow us on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/Alpine-Property-Investments/Follow us on X www.X.com/AlpineProp

🎙️ Episode 68: Trains, Planes & Automobiles — An Owner’s Insider AdviceIn this final episode of the winter season, host Lesley Thomas is joined by special guest Helen Keast—an Alpine property owner sharing her real-life journey into buying, travelling to, and enjoying her apartment in the French Alps.From discovering a hidden gem in Les Sybelles to navigating the buying process and finding the best ways to travel, this episode is packed with practical insights and honest experiences for anyone considering Alpine property ownership.🏔️ From First Turns to Property OwnerHelen began skiing in 2018 and quickly fell in love with the mountainsInspired by the podcast, she discovered Les Sybelles—a vast yet under-the-radar ski domainPurchased an apartment in 2024 after a focused and search process💡 Key takeaway: You don’t need to be a lifelong skier to invest in an Alpine lifestyle.📍 Why Les Sybelles?One of the largest interconnected ski areas in Europe—yet still a “hidden gem”Family-friendly atmosphere with less emphasis on nightlifeExcellent value compared to more well-known resortsStrong rental potential with growing international interest🏡 Buying Made SimpleSmooth and fast purchase process (from viewing to ownership in ~3 months)Fully digital legal system makes buying from abroad easier than everOff-plan purchase completed quickly with minimal complications💡 Insight: Modern systems have significantly simplified overseas property buying.🚆 Travel Smart: Train vs PlaneHelen shares her preferred route—and why she now favors train travel:UK → London → Eurostar → Paris → TGV → Saint-Jean-de-MaurienneComfortable, scenic, and surprisingly cost-effectiveComparable door-to-door time vs flyingLess stress, more “holiday feel” from the start✨ Pro tip: Book early and consider upgrading to Eurostar Plus for added comfort.❄️ Life as an OwnerRegular visits across both winter and summer seasonsQuality family time—especially skiing with her sonRelaxed resort vibe with great amenities but no overwhelming crowds☀️ Beyond Ski SeasonLes Sybelles shines year-round:🚵 Mountain biking, hiking, and high-ropes courses🧖‍♀️ Spa days and relaxation spots🏊 Poolside lounging and lake swimming🏃‍♀️ High-altitude fitness and outdoor activities🍽️ Food & Drink HighlightsHelen’s personal favourites include:🍔 La Table du Grizzly – a hit for burger lovers🍷 Les Alpes – reliable, varied dining all season🍝 L’Izarelle – dining with piste-side views🧀 Blue Ice – standout value and unforgettable tartiflette💰 Rental & Investment InsightsStrong demand during peak winter months (Jan–early March)Hands-off rental management makes ownership easyCombination of lifestyle enjoyment + financial return💡 Perspective: A compelling alternative to traditional investments—“investing in lifestyle.”🚀 Final ThoughtsHelen’s experience highlights why Les Sybelles is gaining attention:Accessible, affordable, and authenticIdeal for families and lifestyle investorsStrong potential for future growth🔗 Property in the Podcasthttps://www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/properties/005108/If you’re considering buying a property in the Alps or want to explore current opportunities:👉 Visit Alpine Property Investments👉 Browse available listings and expert insights👉 Get in touch to discuss your goals and optionsThanks for listening to this season of the Alpine Property Podcast. We’ll be back soon with more insights—until then, enjoy the mountains, wherever you are.Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/

In this episode of the Alpine Property Podcast, Steve Thomas explores Courchevel, one of the most iconic ski destinations in the world, set within the vast Les Trois Vallées. As the resort celebrates its 80th anniversary during the 2025 to 2026 season, this episode takes a deeper look at its origins, evolution and why it remains one of the most desirable alpine destinations for visitors and property buyers alike.A Vision Ahead of Its TimeOriginally conceived in 1942 by Laurent Chappis and Maurice Michaud, Courchevel was designed as a purpose built ski resort that would exist in harmony with its surroundings. The vision prioritised low rise architecture, minimal environmental impact and seamless integration between lifts, slopes and accommodation. The now standard concept of ski in ski out living was pioneered here, setting a blueprint that many resorts still follow today.Four Villages, Four ExperiencesCourchevel is made up of four distinct villages, each offering its own atmosphere, lifestyle and property profile:Le Praz (1300): a traditional Savoyard village with cobbled streets, chalets and a strong sense of community. It offers a quieter pace and excellent value while still providing fast lift access to the wider ski areaCourchevel Village (1550): a balanced and family friendly setting with easy slope access and excellent amenities, including Aquamotion, a modern complex with pools, spa and leisure facilitiesMoriond (1650): lively and well connected, popular with international buyers and known for its vibrant atmosphere, accessibility and strong rental demand1850: the jewel in the crown, offering luxury at the highest level with five star hotels, fine dining, designer boutiques and some of the most exclusive ski properties in the AlpsWorld Class SkiingCourchevel delivers exceptional skiing, both locally and across the Trois Vallées:Around 150km of pistes within Courchevel alone85 percent of slopes above 1800m, ensuring reliable snow conditionsA full spectrum of terrain from beginner areas to advanced off piste routesDirect access to the wider Trois Vallées network, offering over 600km of skiingModern lift infrastructure ensures efficient movement across the resort, allowing skiers to maximise their time on the mountain.Beyond the SlopesCourchevel is far more than just a ski destination, offering a rich lifestyle experience year round:Winter activities include snowshoeing, cross country skiing, dog sledding and ice skatingSummer transforms the resort into a hub for hiking, mountain biking, golf and outdoor adventureLuxury shopping in 1850 features brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton and PradaA world class dining scene, including Michelin starred restaurants like Le 1947 at Cheval Blanc, alongside traditional Savoyard cuisine across all villagesAccessibilityDespite its alpine setting, Courchevel is highly accessible:Around 2 hours from Geneva and LyonTrain access via Moûtiers, followed by a short transferPrivate arrivals via its renowned altiport, one of the most unique in the worldProperty OpportunitiesCourchevel offers a diverse range of property options, catering to different budgets and objectives:Le Praz: excellent value and authentic alpine living1550 and 1650: strong balance between lifestyle use and rental potential1850: ultra prime real estate with global demand and premium pricingWhether you are seeking a second home, a rental investment or a long term base in the Alps, Courchevel provides flexibility, prestige and long term appeal.Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/

In this episode of the Alpine Property Podcast, Lesley is joined by Adam Day, a client who recently purchased a beautifully renovated chalet in Saint-Sorlin-d'Arves, part of the Les Sybelles ski domain in the French Alps.Adam shares the full story behind his journey from long standing family ski holidays to owning a chalet of his own in the mountains. What began as a search for a simple apartment across multiple European countries ultimately led him and his family to a hidden gem in the Maurienne Valley.This is a real, honest account of what it feels like to move from dream to reality.From Family Holidays to Alpine OwnershipHaving spent years skiing in resorts such as Les Gets, Chamonix and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Adam and his wife Nikki reached a new stage of life.With their children now grown and no longer tied to school holidays, the timing finally felt right to invest in a property of their own.Initially searching across France, Italy and Austria, they refined their criteria to focus on:A genuine dual season resortAccessible skiing without extreme terrainStrong summer hiking and outdoor activitiesGood value within budgetA relaxed, authentic alpine atmosphereThat brief ultimately led them to Saint Sorlin.Discovering a Hidden GemLike many buyers, Adam had never heard of Les Sybelles before beginning his search.After spending time skiing in the area and getting to know the village, it became clear that this was not a high profile “see and be seen” resort, but something arguably better: a traditional French village with character, charm and year round appeal.For Adam and his family, that balance of authenticity and practicality was exactly what they were looking for.Apartment Search to Chalet VisionInterestingly, Adam originally set out to buy an apartment.However, during a viewing trip he was introduced to a derelict chalet with potential. What followed was a leap of faith backed by confidence in the developer, the build quality of previous projects and the guidance of the Alpine Property Investments team.The result is a fully renovated chalet designed around family use, comfort and long term enjoyment.Adam talks candidly about:The importance of trusting the right developerThe French legal process and how it compares to the UKDigital signing and how the buying process has evolvedSetting up utilities, taxes and ongoing managementHis experience highlights how smooth the process can be with the right professional support.First Arrivals and First ImpressionsThe first night in the chalet delivered exactly what they had hoped for.A comfortable, beautifully designed home.Dinner out at a local restaurant.A sense of arrival.Since purchase, the property has already been used extensively in both summer and winter, with hiking trips, family stays and ski holidays forming part of their new rhythm.Saint Sorlin offers:Easy access to skiingWalkable village amenitiesFamily friendly infrastructureRelaxed après ski optionsSpace to breatheAnd for this season in particular, exceptional snowfall.Why Saint Sorlin WorksAdam makes an important point. No resort is all things to all people.Saint Sorlin is not ultra glitzy. It is not Courchevel. It is not about high end designer boutiques or Michelin starred dining.It is about:ValueAuthenticityAccessibilityFamily atmosphereDual season livingAnd for many buyers, that combination is exactly what makes it so compelling.Property of the Podcast Brand new 3 – 4 bedroom apartments for sale:https://www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/properties/005057/ Chalet at €1,040,000:https://www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/properties/004977/Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/

In the final instalment of this three part mini series, Steve and Lesley Thomas conclude their in depth discussion on how to choose the right Alpine resort based on lifestyle, budget, investment goals, and long term return.Drawing on over 20 years of experience advising buyers across the French Alps, this episode moves beyond lifestyle preferences and into the practical realities of value for money, capital growth, rental income, and where to invest for the strongest returns.Recorded during one of the busiest ski seasons since Covid, Steve shares current market insight including increased buyer motivation, rising enquiry levels, stronger sales activity, and a noticeable shift in investor behaviour.This episode brings together everything discussed in Parts One and Two, helping listeners align resort choice not just with how they want to live, but with how they want their property to perform.Topics Covered in This EpisodeCurrent market conditions across the French Alps and what is driving buyer demandThe best resorts for spring skiing and late season snow suretyKey altitude, slope orientation, and infrastructure factors for reliable snow conditionsResorts that combine skiing with rock climbing, paragliding, and other outdoor pursuitsWhere to buy if remote working flexibility is importantAlpine resorts with casinos and true thermal spa facilitiesThe top destinations for luxury lifestyles and prime property marketsWhere to buy if headline resorts such as Val d’Isere, Courchevel, Meribel, and Megeve are out of reachSatellite villages and emerging regions offering lower costs per square metreThe Maurienne Valley and Les Sybelles as value driven alternatives with dual season appealFactors influencing long term capital growth including infrastructure investment and limited supplyExtended winter season versus dual season rental strategiesThe realities of rental yield, agency fees, occupancy levels, and value driven demandSteve also explains how buyer behaviour is evolving, with more clients seeking lifestyle acquisitions funded by restructuring existing portfolios, alongside overseas investors diversifying capital into the French Alps.The episode provides practical examples of current price points across both prime and value focused resorts, highlighting how strategy, timing, and location selection can significantly influence both enjoyment and financial return.Investment and Rental ConsiderationsFor listeners focused on return on investment, the discussion explores:Resorts with diminishing development land and limited new build supplyLocations benefiting from confirmed or proposed infrastructure improvementsThe impact of altitude and season length on rental weeksWhy value driven ski domains such as Les Sybelles can outperform expectations on occupancyThe importance of property positioning, views, ski access, and agency fees when calculating net yieldSteve also addresses a common misconception that dual season resorts automatically generate stronger returns, explaining how longer winter seasons in high altitude resorts can balance the equation.Thinking About Buying in the AlpsThis three part series has been designed to help buyers think strategically about resort selection, not simply emotionally.If you are considering purchasing a property in the French or Swiss Alps and would like to explore which resort best suits your lifestyle and investment objectives, visit:www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukYou will find a wide selection of properties for sale along with contact details to arrange a consultation or viewing during your next visit to the mountains.Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/

Episode 64: The 10 Questions You Should Ask Before Buying a Property in the French AlpsIn this solo bonus episode of the Alpine Property Podcast, Lesley Thomas takes listeners through one of the most important conversations any prospective Alpine buyer can have before committing to a purchase.Recorded during the height of the ski season, when resort schedules and client commitments are at their busiest, this episode offers practical insight while Steve and Lesley prepare to record the third and final instalment of their current mini series.Rather than going quiet, Lesley uses this episode to address a topic that comes up in almost every buyer conversation. Whether you are purchasing your first Alpine property or adding to an existing portfolio, there are certain foundational questions that determine whether a purchase truly works for you over the long term.This episode focuses on the ten questions every buyer should ask themselves before buying a property in the French Alps. These are not surface level considerations. They are the questions that influence lifestyle satisfaction, financial comfort, flexibility, and resale potential long after the excitement of the initial purchase has passed.Topics Covered in This EpisodeUnderstanding your true motivation for buying in the French AlpsWhether you are buying for present use or future life stagesChoosing a resort that genuinely fits your lifestyle and usage needsSetting a realistic budget that includes all associated costsRental performance considerations even when income is not the main driverUnderstanding the French legal and ownership frameworkDeciding how hands on or hands off you want to be after purchaseAssessing long term resale and liquidity potentialBalancing emotional excitement with clear decision makingThe importance of having the right guidance throughout the processLesley explains how different answers to these questions naturally lead buyers toward very different resorts, property types, budgets, and ownership structures. She also highlights common mistakes that occur when these questions are not addressed early enough.This episode is particularly valuable for buyers who want confidence and clarity before taking the next step, and for those who want their Alpine purchase to support both lifestyle enjoyment and long term peace of mind.Thinking About Buying in the AlpsThese ten questions form the basis of the conversations Steve and Lesley have with clients every day. Not just around what to buy, but why they are buying and how that decision fits into their wider lifestyle and financial plans.If you are considering purchasing a property in the French or Swiss Alps and would like to explore your options in more detail, visit:www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukYou will find a selection of Alpine properties for sale, along with contact details to arrange a conversation or viewing.Thank you for listening to the Alpine Property Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing and sharing it with anyone who may be thinking about buying in the Alps.Steve and Lesley will be back very soon with the third and final instalment of their mini series once the peak season schedules allow.Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/

In Part Two of this extended mini series, Steve and Lesley Thomas continue their exploration into helping listeners identify which Alpine resort best suits their lifestyle, travel preferences, and long term property goals.Following the response to Part One, and the volume of listener questions received, this originally planned two part series has now evolved into three episodes. This ensures there is time to properly explore each topic without rushing, allowing buyers to fully understand the wide range of lifestyle options available across the French Alps.This episode focuses on how second home buyers are increasingly choosing resorts based on year round activities and ease of access, not just skiing alone. Steve shares extensive insight into resorts that excel across multiple seasons, particularly for clients who want to combine winter sports with summer pursuits.Key topics:Resorts that offer both excellent skiing and world class road cyclingLocations synonymous with Tour de France stages and iconic mountain climbsSteve also explains how upcoming infrastructure projects, particularly the new international high speed rail connection through Saint Jean de Maurienne, are set to transform accessibility and future investment potential across the Maurienne Valley.Throughout the episode, listeners gain a clear understanding of how lifestyle priorities such as cycling, dining, sustainability, transport links, and summer enjoyment are increasingly shaping where buyers choose to own property in the Alps.This episode is ideal for second home buyers who want flexibility, dual season enjoyment, and long term relevance from their Alpine property.Property Featured in This Episodehttps://www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/properties/004990/This week’s Property of the Podcast highlights a brand new luxury residence in the highly sought after dual season and high altitude resort of Tignes Le Lac.Perfectly positioned ski in ski out at an altitude of 2100 metres, this rare off plan development offers direct access to the slopes and is located just 80 metres from the Palafour chairlift, close to shops, restaurants and resort amenities.The residence will comprise 25 apartments ranging from one to six bedrooms, with sizes from 37 to 160 square metres. Each apartment will feature generous outdoor space, mountain views, parquet flooring, underfloor heating, fully fitted kitchens, and wood panelling throughout the living areas and bedrooms.Built by a highly regarded Alpine developer, the project blends modern architecture with traditional Alpine styling and incorporates a curved design, green roof, and solar panels, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainability.Owners will benefit from underground parking, private ski lockers, cellars, and access to a communal wellness area with hammam and sauna. A restaurant and three shops will be located on the ground floor, offering exceptional convenience.Prices range from €538,000 to €3,618,000. With high altitude property in Tignes in short supply and demand for strong rental income continuing to rise, this represents a compelling investment opportunity.Episode 55 of the Podcast (Road Cycling):https://shows.acast.com/63c101e03d134f0010824fef/68655698a03e7f04b08e4ac9 Episode 44 of the Podcast (Mountain Biking)https://shows.acast.com/63c101e03d134f0010824fef/66b391efec20c36e8e135c8a Episode 17 of the Podcast (Golf)https://shows.acast.com/63c101e03d134f0010824fef/64a43acb1355cb0011b5d361.Part Three of this series will conclude the discussion by focusing on budgets, running costs, rental potential, and long term return on investment.Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:📧steve@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk📧lesley@alpinepropertyinvestments.co.ukFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/alpinepropertyinvest/Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/AlpineProp/