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Articulated in two distinct parts, the house is entirely turned towards the wooded garden with swimming pool bordered by a wooden terrace. In contrast with the old part, the extension erected in the 90s, draws cubic shapes on a staggered plan allowing to multiply the glass facades and to create sunken patios. The entrance is at the interstice of the two buildings and opens to the right onto a large living space with a dining area in a glazed corner and a kitchen projecting towards the garden, with its band windows overlooking the outside. Continuing the space, a lounge area around an open fireplace with clean lines, benefits from large bay windows that open onto the garden. At the back, a first sleeping area with a large bedroom with an office opens directly onto the garden and a private bathroom. On the opposite side, a library space is located under the exposed beam ceiling of the original house. A wooden staircase leads upstairs to the sleeping area which houses three large bedrooms, two of which face the garden and share a bathroom. A workshop that can be used as a bicycle storage room completes this property.