Maison Serpentine (81)

Built in 2012 by architect Jean-Marie Pettès, this house with serpentine lines offers a peaceful living environment in absolute tranquility. Perfectly adapted to the local climate and surrounding nature, it is certified as a Low Energy Building. Set on a wooded plot of 1,900 m², this single-story house covers an area of 185 m². It is organized around three distinct modules connected at the center by the living areas. These include: - A large fully equipped kitchen - A compact and functional pantry - A dining area - A living room with an insert fireplace The entire space is bathed in light thanks to sliding glass doors that bring nature inside. The second module, overlooking the pond, houses a suite with ample storage, a bathroom and shower, a dressing room, and separate toilets. The last module is accessed by a long corridor, reminiscent of a train walkway, inviting a sense of journey. It contains three additional bedrooms, an office, a shower room, a toilet, and a laundry room. The outdoor spaces are thoughtfully designed. A swimming pond runs alongside a decorative pond with Koi carp. Below, an exotic wood terrace extends the concrete loggia, which continues the living spaces. Concrete cylinders connect the pond, the loggia, and the terrace. Outside, there is a carport, parking spaces, and storage areas available.
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