Contemporary architecture - 2007 - B. Lafourcade

At the end of a path, leading straight to the countryside and its tranquility, an old farm dating from the end of the 18th century was completely renovated in 2007 by the architect B. Fourcade. On one level, the configuration of this quality renovation follows an L-shaped plan. In this green, relaxing setting with no overlooked vis-à-vis, the building is bathed in light. All the living rooms are resolutely turned towards the outside thanks to large bay windows favoring an opening onto nature and the swimming pool. In a dominant position, the house embraces nature as far as the eye can see and offers various perspectives, including a Romanesque church emerging in the distance. Beautiful volumes and materials such as the stone of the original farm and wood enhance the entrance and the living space bringing together the kitchen, the dining room and the living room. In its extension, the master suite with shower room and Wc and the office offers real independence. Separated by the living room with a wood stove and the equipped kitchen, a second night area offers 4 bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and separate toilet. Outside, large partly covered terraces take advantage of the salt-treated swimming pool on the 7100m2 plot. A wood shed, a workshop and a cellar adjoining the house complete this rare property on the market.