Set within Austria’s snow-capped Tyrol region, Tyrolia Estate offers an elevated take on Alpine living — a private, fully staffed chalet retreat just 15 minutes from the legendary slopes and boutiques of Kitzbühel.

Kitzbühel sits in the same echelon as Gstaad, St. Moritz, and Courchevel — a historic Tyrolean town where Alpine tradition meets a distinctly cosmopolitan rhythm. Its medieval core, lined with designer flagships and Michelin-starred restaurants, has long drawn Europe’s elite for the winter season.

Available through True Luxury Villas, rates range from €20,720 to €22,150 per night with a seven-night minimum.

Photograph by Kitzbühel Tourismus

The Alpine estate spans 1,200 m² (12,917 ft²) across two connected chalets on just under an acre of grounds — a 3,800 m² (40,903 ft²) plot. The rental accommodates up to 15 guests in eight bedrooms, designed for extended families or groups seeking the intimacy of a private residence with the polish and discretion of a five-star hotel.

Inside, traditional Tyrolean craftsmanship — carved wood beams, stone fireplaces, and warm natural finishes — meets modern comfort. The main chalet features a breakfast kitchen, study, and three family bedrooms sharing an oversized bathroom, alongside a master suite with two dressing rooms, a spa-style bath, and an adjoining nursery. The guest chalet adds four en-suite bedrooms, a living area with an open-plan kitchen. Each chalet has its own private wellness zone with indoor pool, jacuzzi and sauna — ideal for long après-ski evenings or a quiet reset between mountain days.

Every stay is fully serviced. A private chef and butler are on hand seven days a week, supported by a dedicated concierge team arranging everything from chauffeurs and ski instructors to fine-dining reservations. The experience is designed to be effortless — the kind of discreet, anticipatory service that defines the modern Alpine estate.

Terraces open to forested views, while interiors transition naturally into the private spa — complete with sauna, jacuzzi, and dedicated wellness space. After a day on Kitzbühel’s storied slopes, guests can unwind by the fire or retreat downstairs for an evening swim or steam, where the rituals of heat and stillness become part of the rhythm of an Alpine winter.

Having an Alpine winter today is less about slope counts and more about cadence. At this level, true Alpine retreats are increasingly scarce — chalets that pair heritage character with full private wellness facilities have become the most sought-after escapes of the season.

The location balances seclusion with access: both Kitzbühel and Jochberg ski lifts are within a 15-minute drive, with Salzburg Airport just 90 minutes away — or a 15-minute helicopter transfer for those arriving directly from the jet terminal.

For those who see winter not just as a season but as a setting, Tyrolia Estate embodies the essence of contemporary Alpine living — architectural, rare, and entirely bespoke.