Find the place
Compare the candidate properties and choose the one that fits how you want to stay.
A clearer way to share
Shared chalet ownership
A place to return to, season after season.
Your path to shared ownership
Four steps before you decide.
Each step is designed to make the place, calendar, costs and documents easier to review.
Explore propertiesAgree on time and shared decisions
Set the use rules, preferred periods and how property decisions would be made.
Understand the full cost
See recurring charges, property expenses, stay services and optional extras separately.
Review before joining
Study the property dossier and proposed agreements before making a commitment.
A practical view
What’s yours. What’s shared. What’s taken care of.
Time at the chalet. Decisions made together. Care coordinated around your stays.
Your time
Your time, planned through a shared calendar. Your preferences guide stay preparation. Dates, guests and cancellations follow the shared rules.
See booking detailsShared decisions
Share property decisions and expenses, with common rules and a decision process set out in the ownership agreement.
See shared responsibilitiesCoordinated care
CoChalet’s planned role: coordinate maintenance and arrival preparation. Optional services are discussed separately, with availability and prices confirmed before you choose.
See coordinated care details01What you would ownYour share and ownership agreement
Your proposed property interest
The project is about owning a share of a chalet for your own stays. The proposed share concerns the chalet, not shares in the company that operates CoChalet. The ownership structure, title and agreement are still being defined. Review the final documents before making a commitment.
02Costs, care and bookingShared responsibilities, costs and stays
CoChalet’s role
The planned service brings together arrival preparation, groceries, meals and activities, with maintenance coordination and a contact for questions. Confirm the services, equipment, responsibilities and prices before each arrangement.
Owners’ responsibilities
Share property decisions and costs, follow the agreed use rules and report concerns. Owners remain responsible for their share of upkeep and unexpected property expenses, even when care is coordinated.
Booking rights and services
Booking rights come from the shared-calendar agreement, not from buying services. Optional extras would not increase booking priority. Peak periods, guests, cancellations and availability would follow the agreed rules.
What each payment covers
The cost schedule separates recurring charges, stay-related charges and optional purchases.
- Property costs
- Acquisition and ordinary shared property expenses.
- Reserves and extraordinary costs
- Provision for future work and exceptional expenses.
- Preparation and management
- Agreed charges for the property’s ongoing preparation or management.
- Stay-service packages
- Selected services associated with a stay, subject to the agreed package terms.
- Goods
- Goods and any agreed shopping, preparation, handling or delivery charges would be itemized before confirmation, showing which services are already included in a package.
- Optional extras
- Additional services or experiences you choose, with scope and cost confirmed.
The property-specific schedule would identify initial work and furnishings, and show what the agreed entry arrangements already include. The same item or work would not be charged twice. Ask Justin what is included, what costs extra and when payments would be due.
03Exit and disagreementTransfers, disagreements and exit costs
When plans change
Understand transfers, exit, disagreements and their costs before joining. Transfer, exit and disagreement terms are still being defined. Review them before committing.
Design with intention.
Our approach to caring for future CoChalet properties.
Light
Spaces that welcome the day.
Sleep
Rest as a design priority.
Kitchen
A place made for real meals.
Materials
Comfort and care over decoration alone.
Arrival
Practical details considered before the door opens.
The Owner Standard
Your stay, from planning to return.
A planned approach to care, from arrival preparation to departure and follow-up. Services and responsibilities will be set out for each property.
Before you arrive
Confirm the agreed calendar, access arrangements and practical information available for the stay.
On arrival
Find the house guidance, useful contacts and known property details in one place.
During your stay
Understand shared responsibilities and report a need or concern clearly.
After you leave
Follow departure expectations, shared inventory and the agreed follow-up process.
The full Owner StandardWhat each stage is planned to include
This is the approach we are developing for future CoChalet stays. The services, equipment and responsibilities will be defined for each property.
Before you arrive
- Professional cleaning guided by a preparation checklist
- Fresh linens, towels and bedding
- Pantry essentials defined for each property
- Checks of the property’s available systems and equipment
- Arrival information and local recommendations
On arrival
- Arrival instructions suited to each property
- Comfort settings suited to the property’s equipment
- Welcome touches selected for each property
- A clear contact for stay-related questions
During your stay
- 24/7 concierge support
- Ask about cleaning during longer stays
- Help exploring equipment and activity options
- Use of the chalet follows the agreed shared calendar
After you leave
- Cleaning and preparation between stays
- Maintenance checks and follow-up on reported issues
- Coordinated seasonal maintenance, with owner responsibilities clearly defined
- Updates on property care and shared expenses
Current project status
Where things stand.
Available to discuss
The four candidates, your priorities and our hospitality vision.
Decisions to agree
Property choice, title, costs, calendar and operating responsibilities.
Before a commitment
Documented diligence and reviewed agreements. No property has been acquired.