Une Villa Contemporaine En Bois Et Acier En Position Dominante

Built on stilts in 2019, this bold home with a highly architectural design is integrated into nature with large glass windows overlooking an incredible swimming pond. A true art of living thanks to its layout, the interior space becomes a visual outdoor area where the gaze is drawn to the hills and the garden planted with Mediterranean species and fruit trees. With 200 m2 of living space, this flat-roofed villa harmoniously combines iron, wood, and glass. At the top of a lovely tree-lined path, you access the house and the heated swimming pond measuring 25 x 2.5 meters. To the east, a postcard view with Ventoux and the village of Blauvac nestled on the mountain. To the south, endless hills, a living painting that changes colors and light with the hours and seasons. Even before entering the house, enchantment takes hold: the luxury of living inside as if you were outside. A large, warm, and bright living and dining area where, occasionally, for pleasure, the charming pellet stove is lit. This space offers an incredible southern view and a terrace to the west, an outdoor lounge to enjoy the surrounding nature. Here, as in all rooms from east to west, the perspective invites you to admire the emerging autumn. A range of changing colors and a Ventoux glowing pink before nightfall. A functional kitchen. Then the house forms a sleeping area with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. All bedrooms open onto a long overhanging terrace. The easternmost bedroom, with an adjoining bathroom, enjoys a new living picture facing the bed: a large white oak in summer, with falling leaves revealing Mont Ventoux in winter. Upstairs, a suite with bathroom, toilet, and private terrace opens onto the roof terrace and offers an exceptional panorama: a panoramic view with hills, trees, Ventoux, and the nestled village as a backdrop. Oak flooring, larch doors... materials that give a cozy spirit. In the garden, many areas arranged as green corners with plantings in harmony with the environment. - Mini phyto-purification station (plant filtration). - Garden shed. - Car shelter. ”A house I rediscover with its extension which on one hand opened up the ground floor volumes by creating a dining room with a continuous terrace, and on the other hand allowed the creation of a fourth bedroom with an adjoining bathroom that can be independent. An intimate break, like a mountain refuge that gives the home a new breath.”
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