



Built in 1982 on a 5,500 m2 plot of wooded land, this 225 m2 architect's house is freely inspired by some of Frank Lloyd Wright's principles. Located on a slightly sloping plot, it plays with levels, horizontal lines and perspectives, creating a permanent dialogue between the architecture and its environment. The nine rooms are gradually revealed, as the levels go through the levels and openings onto nature. The living spaces are organised around the living room, the living room and a modernised kitchen. A mezzanine overlooking the living room offers an ideal space for an office. Visually distinct, the night wing houses four bedrooms on one level, all opening onto a terrace, as well as a fifth bedroom on the mezzanine. A bathroom, a shower room and two toilets complete the set. The house has retained its original architectural identity while benefiting from some changes over time: the kitchen and bathrooms have been modernised, while the original woodwork has been painted white, bringing more light to the spaces. Carefully maintained, the house can be lived in without any renovation work to be planned. Outside, the architecture extends naturally through the terraces, the stairs and the different levels of the land, drawing a succession of spaces to discover around the house. Sometimes open to the park, sometimes more intimate in the heart of the vegetation, they offer different ways to enjoy the place throughout the day. A wooden terrace hosts a whirlpool bath facing nature, while a spa completes the spaces dedicated to relaxation. Surrounded by trees while benefiting from a beautiful light, the property also has a garage. An architecture that has remained faithful to its original spirit, where the volumes, the relief of the land and nature still dialogue with evidence. ENERGY CLASS: D/ CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 4,191 and 5,671. Average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022 and 2023 (subscriptions included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website contact: Katja CZOPP Tel: 06 22 67 91 60 RSAC n - 490 450 723 PAU Katja Czopp (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 942 831 561 - PAU.
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Property ID: 310110070137
Original Property ID: EDENI-120193298