The phrase "alpine house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a house or dwelling located in a mountainous or alpine region, often associated with skiing or outdoor activities.
Example: "After a long day on the slopes, we returned to our cozy alpine house to warm up by the fire."
Alternatives: "mountain lodge" or "ski chalet".
There is also an alpine house full of primulas and saxifrages, and a bamboo forest perfect for a meditative walk.
Showing visitors around the other day, he pointed to an abandoned Alpine house, clinging stubbornly to a hillside.
From £375 a night, coolstays.com This classic Alpine house may be the perfect ski chalet during the winter, but it is also an all-year-round bolthole.
That many of them also thrive when domesticated, in a tufa trough or an alpine house, is a sign of their innate generosity.
Other unique forms are the Alpine house, with its steep, wide-eaved roof designed for snow; the cave dwellings of Spain, some with several rooms and a constructed exterior front; the adobe house; and the log cabin.
In Jackson, Alpine House(285 North Glenwood Street; 307-739-1570; www.alpisehouse.com) is an upscale 22-room B & B that starts at $135 a night, including an organic breakfast buffet.
"So did you have one of those very pretty Alpine houses?" "Yes, exactly".
Scuffles broke out as the demonstrators, some throwing bottles, faced off with riot police in a narrow lane of Alpine houses on the edge of the town.
This was especially the case in the Andean ski resort of Bariloche in Argentina where, among the wooden Alpine houses built by 19th-century German immigrants, old Nazis would gently go to seed.
La Trattoria, the Alpine coffee house run by Allyson Santucci, a native Chicagoan, was something of an Obama fief this morning.
The 'rabidly' pro-development mayor retired and the man Neill and fellow activists championed got in, promising to regulate the pace at which vast Alpine-style houses and hotels were popping up on the mountainsides.
