Niseko Villa 1720

Nestled in Japan’s exclusive St. Moritz neighbourhood, just one kilometre from the Hirafu ski lifts, Chalet 1720 blends naturally into the surrounding environment and represents the rare occasion when form and function combine to provide the perfect four-bedroom mountain retreat experience.

Meticulously renovated in 2023, the subtle, chic luxury of the interior offers a sense of warmth not often found in modern homes. Large windows offer views of Mt Yotei, while a subdued colour palette and wood finish showcase the harmonious artwork that reflects the beauty of the mountains and silver birch trees outside. The chalet's considered design provides everything needed for a stress-free winter holiday or a tranquil space to enjoy in summer.

Chalet’s spacious living areas, homestead-style kitchen, a soft leather couch you can get lost in and other bespoke furnishings provide a sense of the warm comforts of home in a unique, luxuriously stylish setting.

With Hirafu just a short drive away Shousugi is an ideal base for winter adventures and summer fun. The lodge sleeps 12 (9 adults, 3 children) comfortably with parking for three vehicles making it perfect for a couple of families or larger groups of friends.

The 10-seat dining table, open kitchen with a professional gas range and large deck makes it the perfect place for entertaining or indulging in one of the in-house catering menus provided by Niseko Gourmet. Come, find your space in this plush mountain home set amidst Niseko’s serene surrounds.

Chalet 1720 is a four-bedroom mountain chalet, three ensuite bedrooms, a bunkroom that sleeps six, easy access drying room, and theatre room make for a stress-free chalet stay.

Bedroom

• King-size ensuite master bedroom with sweeping views and a beautiful feature wall
• Large second ensuite twin bedroom
• Third ensuite twin bedroom
• Six-bed bunk room, ideal for kids or large groups
• Indulgent bathtub in the ground floor bathroom

Living Areas

• Large open-plan lounge
• Dining area, dining table for 10 people
• homestead style kitchen
• Opulent bespoke furnishing
• Stunning artwork throughout
• Dedicated theatre room

Dining

• Chalet 1715 is self-catering. With a gorgeous fully equipped modern kitchen at your disposal, you will be tempted to stir up your favourite dishes or perhaps something for the little ones
• If you’re not in the mood to cook, set up a Niseko Gourmet dinner in your chalet. Sit back and relax as a master chef cooks up a storm within your holiday home and serves you delectable meals including a live display of handmade sushi or an intimate sashimi, tempura & soba noodle experience. Extravagant five or seven-course dinners for adults and two-course dinners for children can also be prepared.
• If you feel like heading out, you’ll be spoilt for choice with some of the best restaurants in the area a stone’s throw away. Niseko has a flourishing food scene, with exciting bars, smart eateries and even some fabulous food trucks for a quick bite

Communication

• WiFi broadband internet access

Entertainment

• Theatre room
• Sonos home audio system

For Families

• Chalet 1720 is ideal for families, with the open living areas offeringnspace to connect and discuss the day’s adventures.
• The theatreroom downstairs allows kids to enjoy screen time in their ownspace.
• A large garden in a low-traffic estate.
• Fun-filled culturalnactivities can be booked in advance.

Transport

• Chalet 1720 is located one kilometre from Hirafu village, a short drive from a wide selection of restaurants, shops andentertainment venues.
• The property has three outdoor car parks.

Additional Facilities

• Secure dry room
• Floor heting
• Outdoor deck
• Washing machine
• Barbecue

Things To Do in  All Year Round

• Chalet 1720 is perfectly positioned to enjoy the fantastic restaurants from Annapuri to Hirafu and Kutchan. Options range from small yakitori shops run by old families to world-class fine dining restaurants
• For a bespoke elevated dining experience, Niseko Gourmet can arrange for a special meal to be cooked in your own chalet by one of Japan’s finest chefs. From a traditional sushi bar to an intimate sukiyaki meal, this is indulgence to the next level. Gourmet food delivery and grocery shopping are also offered in case you prefer to self-cater.
• Hirafu has steadily built a reputation as one of Hokkaido's prime health and wellness destination, Niseko is blessed with a number of atmospheric thermal hot springs, known as onsen,renowned for their relaxation and rejuvenation properties. Head into Hirafu for Hirafutei onsen that overlooks the ski fields or further afield to Makkari Onsenwith amazing Mount Yotei views.
• Visit Gallery Ram is nearby at Lupica and nestled in the Hanazono Hills is Somoza Gallery, built in a 150 year oldfarmhouse displaying artefacts from Hokkaido’s first settlers and art from aroundJapan
• For something more urban, Sapporo City is abuzz 24/7. Japan’s fifth largest cityis known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards, ramen and great beer, as well as theannual snow festival in February featuring art and sculptures made of snow andice, including snow slides.
• For a night out around town, we suggest heading to cosmopolitan Hirafu Village and sampling rare Japanese whiskies at Bar Gyu or the vast selection of Japanese craft beers at Mick's. If you still have energy left, be sure to check out Wild Bill'sfor live music and late-night DJ sets

Things To Do in Winter

• Chalet 1720 is just a short distance away from the ski lifts in Hirafu so gettingon the slopes in the morning is a breeze. Niseko Village is also just around thecorner and is recommended for beginners, or for the more advanced skiers thereare great powder lines early in the morning.
• Gentem Snowboard shop is five minutes walk from Shousugi Chalet. Thesnowboards sold in this shop are works of art
• Driving a snowmobile is an exhilarating way to explore Niseko's incredible scenery.
• We can recommend Niseko'sspecialist mountain guides. Highly trained in rock climbing, ice climbing,mountaineering and off-piste skiing
• Whisking across the sparkling snow on a reindeer sled

Things To Do in Spring and Summer

• As the snow melts, the landscape explodes with wild flowers, making Niseko theperfect base for hiking. Enjoy the crisp clean air as you ramble across the moorsor climb Mount Yotei to enjoy a 360-degree panorama from the trail that windsaround the caldera
• Autumn in Hokkaido is a special time, as the leaves change colours across thecountryside. It is the perfect time for a hike or drive, taking photos to capturethe unrivalled beauty of Hokkaido’s autumn leaves.
• Play a round of golf while enjoying glorious scenery and spectacular views ofMount Yotei at Niseko Village Golf Course, which was named Japan's Best GolfCourse at the World Golf Awards in 2014.
• Treat the whole family to a day of fun at Pure at Niseko Village – a natureactivity centre with the longest zip line in Japan. You can also enjoy horse riding,panoramic views of Mount Yotei and the Niseko mountain range from a hot airballoon. The little ones will love ‘Pure’ Adventure the park’s newest attraction,which has an inflatable playground, filled with mazes and slides.
• Regularly hosting Japan's largest cycling race – the 'Tour de Hokkaido' Niseko isa popular cycling destination with a wide variety of trails suitable for all levels,including exhilarating downhill mountain trails via gondola Got something moreleisurely in mind? Quiet country lanes are ideal for gentle family biking.
• Picturesque lakes and rivers make fresh water fishing, canyoning andrafting popular summer pastimes. Shiribetsu River offers some of the best raftingin Asia and you can expect stunning alpine scenery and crystal clear water.Alternatively, head to the nearby Shakotan Peninsula where sea kayaking revealsa magical ocean colour known as Shakotan blue.