villarodin Bourget, Rhône 01280

At the end of a cul-de-sac, hidden from view, this contemporary house sits in a particularly well-preserved residential area, nestled within a landscaped 1,306 m² plot. From the moment you arrive, one feeling dominates: light and space. Here, the living areas don't stop at the walls. The 216 m² of living space extends seamlessly onto nearly 100 m² of terraces covered by bioclimatic pergolas, veritable additional living spaces opening onto the garden and swimming pool. A pantry, linen room, laundry room, and cellar complete the ensemble, bringing the total usable interior space to approximately 260 m². At the heart of the house, the vast living area perfectly embodies this philosophy. Kitchen, dining room, and living room flow together in a single, continuous flow, while the large bay windows almost erase the boundary with the outdoors. The eye travels through the house, along the terraces, past the swimming pool, and then continues out into the garden. The custom-designed kitchen, equipped with Miele appliances and a quartz countertop, blends seamlessly into the expansive open-plan living space. The house features four bedrooms, including a master suite. Three bedrooms have their own balconies, with the master suite opening onto a panoramic balcony designed as a true vantage point overlooking the landscape. Four bathrooms complement the various living areas, including one within the pool house. Outside, the heated, bromine-treated infinity pool is an integral part of the house's architecture. Covered terraces allow guests to enjoy the pool at different times of day, and as the light fades, the integrated lighting of the pool and garden creates a new ambiance. The level of comfort reflects the overall design: an A/A energy performance rating, air conditioning, underfloor heating via a heat pump (including in the basement), a double carport, and ample parking. Rainwater management was also integrated into the design, with transparent gutters channeling water to a 10,000-liter rainwater harvesting tank. But the numbers only tell part of the story of this house. What truly stands out is the rare feeling of seamlessly transitioning between indoors and outdoors, of living with light, the garden, and water throughout the day, all within the privacy afforded by its location at the end of a cul-de-sac. It's a house that is first appreciated for its spaciousness, but one that is most remembered for its atmosphere. The fees are to be paid by the seller. ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!