Le Panorama D'une Maison Singulière En Ardèche.

In Éclassan, this comfortable house enjoys a privileged setting at 400 meters altitude above the Rhône Valley and 1.5 hours from Lyon. It is somewhat removed from its village and amenities, gaining the countryside and its independence. Its discreet neighborhood seems to have faded away, allowing it to enjoy an unobstructed view from the Vercors to the Alps without road or visual disturbances. Built in a modern architectural style typical of the 1980s, this property covers about 275 m² of ground floor space with an adjoining gently sloping plot of over 3,700 m². The home has retained its vintage style, embracing an atypical structure open to nature. This solid construction houses 156 m² of living space, mostly on the garden level, bathed in southern light and oriented towards a remarkable panorama. Wood harmonizes with the marble stone floors, and a stove complements the heat pump at the heart of the open spaces. The double living room is defined by its beams and a cathedral ceiling topped by a mezzanine, which offers 2 rooms and amenities. The ground floor lounge continues with an office, 2 bedrooms, then a bathroom with shower and jacuzzi, set in a green environment. The fitted kitchen is cleverly shared between indoor and outdoor spaces. Then, in the shade of a stone pine, the living area extends onto the terrace, leading to the wood-fired oven and the pool. Laundry room, cellars, walk-in closets, workshop, shelters, wine cellar, and a spacious garage make up 119 m² of additional rooms attached to the house. The building has been renovated, with recent compliance and usability work notable. Reflecting its architect’s touch, the house offers a decidedly timeless and functional space, always open to new highlights. Contact Rachel CHIROUZE at [hidden information] Rachel CHIROUZE (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - Romans sur Isère.
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