Alba

A contemporary architectural gem from the 2000s, this architect-designed villa offers 316 m² of living space spread over three levels, nestled within a landscaped 4,580 m² plot in one of Nîmes’ most sought-after neighborhoods. Built in a commanding position, it engages in a dialogue with a spectacular natural amphitheater, embracing its vistas in absolute tranquility.

Designed in 2006 by architect François Clavel, the house boasts a contemporary style characterized by clean lines, generous cantilevers, and expansive windows that blur the lines between indoors and outdoors. Mineral materials, anthracite aluminum window frames, large-format flooring, and light-filled spaces contribute to a restrained and timeless architecture. From the moment you enter, your gaze is drawn to the landscape. The cathedral-ceilinged living room, opening onto the terraces, benefits from spectacular ceiling heights where natural light illuminates every moment of the day. Extending from the main living area, the dining room and spacious, minimalist kitchen create a seamless reception space, complemented by a discreet back kitchen. Outside, terraces are arranged around a large swimming pool that seems to blend into the surrounding vegetation. Further on, beneath the pergola, the summer kitchen invites long summer meals, while the panoramic view transforms each meal into a moment of pure bliss. A winter garden completes this level. This room, with its expansive windows, designed to house plants during the colder months, could also be converted into a self-contained studio, workshop, or workspace, depending on your needs.

An architecture of contemplation, where light, volume, and landscape combine to create a rare art of living.

Brutalist architecture
Contemplative views and garden
Beautiful volumes
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