Hortus

Early 20th-century architecture hidden from view in the charming Saint Julien neighborhood, this elegant 300 m2 home and its contemporary ochre extension reveal themselves around a 650 m2 garden where the vegetation creates a true landscape.

Reinterpreted by the current owners with a contemporary spirit, the renovation reveals a sensitive dialogue between the character of the original building and a more modern architectural style. The spaces have been opened to let light flow through. Large windows naturally extend the reception areas toward the garden, while the kitchen is centered around a large monolithic Moka granite island, the true heart of the home.

The former barn has become a second living space. Transformed into an independent suite with an adjoining office, it offers valuable autonomy for hosting, working, or imagining a creative studio. The upper floors house the sleeping areas with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, before giving way on the top floor to a master suite occupying the entire level. Bathed in light, it opens onto a private terrace overlooking the treetops and roofs of neighboring bastides.

Outside, each terrace naturally finds its shade, and every opening frames a piece of greenery. The pool discreetly fits into this lush setting where the garden becomes a true living space. An old ironwork workshop and a large three-car garage complete this ensemble designed for family life.

A family home embraced by nature, where heritage and contemporary architecture gently converse.
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