Scandinavian-inspired house on the banks of the Seine

Former land of the Vikings, Normandy has kept from these ancestral times, a particular sensitivity for the Scandinavian atmospheres where nature occupies the first role.
A Nordic incursion on the banks of the Seine, this 137 sqm wooden frame house proudly displays its slender red facade, with windows overlooking the river.

Taking advantage of a beautiful wooded plot of 1400sqm, the garden fully expresses its bucolic charm making this property a haven of peace, in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of Boucles de la Seine.

Distinguishing itself from the surrounding architectural classicism, this house emerging from a generous nature, offers a subtle play of perspectives and resolutely contemporary volumes.

The entrance, adjoining the garage, is located at the back of the house and faces the gravelled driveway which also serves as parking spaces.
The ground floor demonstrates great functionality by offering a small room serving as a cloakroom, a WC and a fitted and equipped kitchen benefiting from a pantry-laundry room also giving access to the garage.
On the other side of the corridor, a first bedroom with its own bathroom equipped with a shower precedes the main room with its undeniable charm.
The latter benefits from a height under the ridge of 6.50m to accommodate a fireplace with insert marking the volume of the room.
The multiple openings punctuating the facade nourish it with light and the bay windows facing the garden invite you to enjoy the sweetness of outdoor living and long walks on the towpath which passes discreetly at the end of the land.
The living room also provides access to a beautiful mezzanine overlooking the living room from where one can observe with happiness and serenity the comings and goings of ships passing over the water, with the famous abbey in the background. of Jumièges being on the other bank.

Beyond a large landing room equipped with storage, which can be used as an office or relaxation area, the floor also reserves beautiful surfaces for the two other bedrooms and the bathroom with shower and WC.

Living by the water in a preserved environment with a breathtaking view of the Seine remains a rare privilege, all the more so when urban amenities and commercial activity are only a quarter of an hour away by car thanks to the proximity of the town of Bourg-Achard.

Accessibility to the A13 motorway is just as fast and makes it possible to easily reach the Paris region, Rouen or Le Havre.

For those less in a hurry, there remains the charm of the ferry which takes you across the river in a few minutes with the illusion of a short cruise.

Intended for lovers of tranquility and nature wishing to live in a contemporary atmosphere, this house in an exceptional location can be either a perfect family refuge for weekends and holidays, or a main residence far from town. bustle and noise. What could be better than being at the front row of the next Armadas parading the most beautiful sailboats in the world at the end of this little paradise!

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B . Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1,680 and EUR2,340.