Villa Picard

Built at over 310 meters above sea level on a wooded plot of 4,400 m², this house offers a living area of 235 m² spread over two levels. The ground floor, largely glazed on the south side, opens onto the pool, the view, and the terrace at the back of the house. Structured by a half-level, this through floor features a spacious living area with a fireplace, arranged between two partition walls. The architect avoids any partitions in favor of storage furniture with integrated equipment. Their design, as well as the interior layout, was entrusted to interior architect Robert Anxionnat. Thus, the half-level houses a module, like a semi-open wooden cube, managing all domestic functions related to the kitchen, dining room, and laundry. The absence of partitions, the varying levels of openings such as transoms, and the perspectives created by the layout maintain a continuous connection between the living spaces and the outdoors. The sleeping area includes four bedrooms. The first is a master suite with a dressing room, bathroom, and toilet. Two other bedrooms with sinks and closets share a shower. Adjacent to a dressing area with a toilet, the last bedroom also has a sink. This level also features a library with a desk and separate toilets. Partially underground, the basement includes a playroom and a large garage that can accommodate up to four cars. The property is completed by several annexes. It is also possible to acquire the neighboring house. Commissioned from the architect a few years after the first construction, it covers about 100 m² and follows the same architectural style. Located on the southern slope of the Malzéville plateau (classified Natura 2000) and at the foot of the Bois des Carrières, just minutes by car from downtown Nancy, the house is in the most sought-after neighborhood of the metropolitan area. The property benefits from all amenities (public transport, shops, services, schools, etc.) as well as numerous natural spaces and outdoor activities. Just 1.5 hours from Paris by TGV, the capital of Lorraine is easily accessible. The Vosges mountains and the airports of Luxembourg and Strasbourg are equidistant.
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