Architect-designed bioclimatic cubic house

The cubic and bioclimatic architecture of this 2014 project makes a striking impression upon arrival, boldly combining a timber frame, red cedar cladding, and a green roof.

Offering 170 m² of living space, this unique property was designed to live in harmony with the elements, providing exceptional thermal comfort and remarkable energy efficiency, certified by a Class B energy performance certificate (DPE).

Beyond the entrance, which features practical storage, the ground floor reveals a fluid and ingenious layout. A ground-floor bedroom, with its own access to the outside, offers ideal independence for guests or a self-contained workspace. It is adjacent to a shower room with a toilet.

The heart of the house then opens onto a vast, light-filled reception room. The living room impresses with its 5.5-meter cathedral ceiling, where a programmable pellet stove radiates a gentle and comforting warmth.

The dining room flows seamlessly into a modern, fully equipped open-plan kitchen, complemented by an essential utility room/laundry room. A beautifully designed staircase leads to the upper floor, entirely finished with oak parquet flooring, which houses three lovely bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside, the garden features two terraces made of reclaimed exotic wood, perfect for relaxing and al fresco dining, oriented to maximize sunlight throughout the day.

The enclosed plot ensures complete privacy, accessible via an electric gate that secures access to the garage, carport, and parking spaces. A rainwater harvesting system supplies the toilets, highlighting the building’s commitment to sustainability.

Located in the sought-after town of Camphin-en-Carembault, the house enjoys a peaceful, residential setting, close to local amenities and major transport links to the metropolitan area.

This exceptional property, where every technical detail contributes to a contemporary aesthetic, represents a rare opportunity for buyers seeking a healthy, stylish, and unique home.