Koh-i-Noor architect-designed house in the heart of a wooded setting in Palaja

In Palaja, near Carcassonne, this Koh-i-Noor-style architect-designed house offers nearly 250 sq m of living space nestled within a wooded plot of over 5,000 sq m. Its graphic 1970s architecture, timber frame structure, slate roof, and central patio create a distinctive silhouette, perfectly integrated into its natural surroundings.

The interior spaces reveal an original layout, punctuated by exposed beams and open views of the surrounding greenery.

The living room, spanning over 68 sq m and featuring a sculptural fireplace, forms the heart of the house. The separate kitchen retains its original character. Five bedrooms are spread across different levels, along with several bathrooms and shower rooms. An artist’s studio of nearly 35 sq m, complete with its own bathroom, provides additional space ideal for creative work, remote working, or conversion into a suite.

A garage of over 33 sqm completes the property.

Outside, terraces and wooded areas naturally extend the living spaces.

The large plot ensures privacy and tranquility in a verdant residential setting near Carcassonne, with its shops, schools, and services. This architect-designed house in Palaja combines 1970s heritage, generous volumes, and potential for reinterpretation. An atypical property that will appeal to lovers of architecture and places with strong character.

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating: B / Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) rating: A.

Estimated annual energy costs: EUR1,970 to EUR2,730.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.