Bioclimatic timber-frame architect’s house

In a wine-producing village in the Piedmont des Vosges, this 145m² house is located in a quiet area close to the town centre, the train station and schools less than 10 minutes away on foot. Built in 2004 on a 16 ares plot, the house has been designed in an evolutionary way and in respect of the environment. In 2008, a glass roof and a terrace on the south side were added, overlooking the orchard, out of sight. In 2017, an extension made it possible to add a master suite and its “wink” shower room to the artists’ studios and the north side terrace, which is very pleasant in summer.

The living/dining room/kitchen is a convivial living space, with its wood-burning stove, bathed in light thanks to its North-South layout. The ground floor also has a storeroom served by the carport.

Upstairs, a relaxation area, which can be converted into a 4th bedroom, leads to the shower room and two bedrooms. Wood is omnipresent on the floor and in the beautiful volumes of the framework left visible. A nod from the designer, a wooden hut on 2 levels can be used as a play area for children or any other project (sauna…).

Its landscaped garden, its architectural design and its location close to amenities make this house a “coup de Coeur” that will appeal to customers looking for an eco-responsible lifestyle.