Revisited 60s architect house

Located on the Bordelais Golf Course, in absolute calm, this architect-designed house from the 60s has been completely revisited to offer an incredible, resolutely contemporary living space looking outwards.

Raised on two levels, built on a green plot of 1,700m2, clad in Corten metal and aluminum with an assertive style, the initial house has been given a facelift and has an extension with a green roof terrace. An entire section of the facade now gives way to an opening all along the two levels, enhanced by accordion openings. The whole of this facade overlooks the 200m2 terrace, embellished with a very modern concrete swimming pool with its pool house, and a large planted and wooded garden, where the forest extends.

The main entrance opens onto a relaxation area with a custom-made library, and a central hopper and gives access on the one hand to the large living room filled with light, with suspended fireplace. On the other hand, the high-end, modern and spacious fitted kitchen cleverly combines the dining room with its majestic wooden table perfectly integrated. A bedroom with office space, and bathroom takes place on the ground floor.

A laundry room, a large garage and a wine cellar complete this level. Upstairs, a large open office with library overlooks the relaxation net integrated into the hopper. The sumptuous master bedroom with panoramic view of the garden has a large bathroom, as well as a dressing room. Two bedrooms with shower room complete the sleeping area.

The light, the volumes, and the openings on the green environment are the key words of this family house redesigned with taste and functionality, both in terms of design and decoration. As for the exterior architectural aspect, it seduces with its lines and the materials used, qualifying the whole as an exceptional property.