Pépite Moderniste De Plain Pied Et Son Patio Central Sous Un Spectaculaire Manteau D'ardoise

Ideally located in a bucolic and sought-after environment in the Metz district of Jouy-en-Josas, this remarkable 1970s house blends with rare poetry into its green setting.

A true architectural statement, it immediately captivates with its uniqueness and unusual volumes, offering a genuine journey back in time for modernist design enthusiasts.

The entrance, discreetly nestled under the roof overhang and warmly clad in wood, marks the starting point of a continuous dialogue between inside and outside.

Beyond the threshold, the interior reveals a spatial design as unexpected as it is spectacular. Here, 1970s architecture boldly dissolves the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.

The eye is instantly drawn to the true beating heart of the house: a fully glazed central patio. Designed as a lush atrium, this light well stands as the centerpiece around which the entire life of the home revolves.

Around this glass cube, circulation is fluid and open-plan:
- Living room side: The space is anchored by a sculptural open-hearth fireplace in dark metal, a true modernist totem visually separating the relaxation area from the rest of the room.
- Dining room side: The atmosphere becomes more intimate, highlighted by walls warmly clad in light wood paneling and cork.

A hallway leads to the kitchen with direct access to the stone slab terrace, enhanced by ponds and masonry planters, which extends the house and creates a true lookout over the garden, then to four bedrooms, one with its own shower room and WC.
An independent WC completes this level.

The full basement includes a large heated playroom with windows, a spacious garage for 2 cars, a workshop, a boiler room, a laundry room, and a cellar.

This property, with its distinctly ’seventies’ spirit, is a blank canvas with immense potential, awaiting a contemporary reinterpretation to enhance its graphic lines and its seamless connection with nature. A rare and exclusive home, dedicated to aesthetes seeking a unique living space.

Transport:
- RER C station: Located in the town center (quickly accessible by bus or car). It provides easy connections to Versailles-Chantiers (direct link to Paris-Montparnasse in 15 minutes) and Massy-Palaiseau (access to TGV station).
- Buses facilitate connections to Jouy station, the town center, as well as Versailles, the Saclay plateau, and Vélizy.

Road access:
- N118 (towards Paris Pont de Sèvres or the provinces) and the A86 via the Colbert bridge, easing access to major employment hubs in Vélizy-Villacoublay and Saclay.

Education:
- Bourget-Calmette School (nursery and elementary),
- Maryse Bastié College or Saint-Exupéry College in Vélizy-Villacoublay, served by a dedicated school transport network.
- High schools in Versailles: Lycée Marie Curie, La Bruyère, Jules Ferry, or Lycée Hoche.
- The Franco-German High School (LFA) in Buc.

ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E
Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from 2021, 2022, and 2023: between €4,440 and €6,020.

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