Architect-designed villa with swimming pool and breathtaking views

Built in a quiet small town ideally located between Toulouse and Gaillac, this exceptional contemporary creation was designed as a single-story with a true dialogue between structure and landscape, its suspended space offering a living painting changing over the hours and seasons.

The interior architecture gives place to clean lines and masterful proportions, with a spectacular ceiling height, crossing all rooms, punctuated by huge windows.
Precision of details, fluidity of circulation and rigorous choice of noble materials highlight the volumes with a minimalist elegance.

It thus offers large living spaces – living and dining room with fireplace Totem, Nolte design kitchen, three bedrooms, office open onto the Japanese garden… and vast storage areas as beautiful as functional.

As for the outdoor facilities, they were designed as a natural extension of its interior architecture: terraces dressed in Massaranduba wood, pool for privileged contemplative refreshment, and, its highlight, a garden designed to fit in the natural relief, combining mineral compositions and selected plants and flowers.

This villa is an architectural work of art to be experienced on a daily basis, where the lines between inside and outside are blurred to give way to an absolute feeling of space, light and serenity.

Breathtaking view facing hills, quiet and without any vis-à-vis
Advanced comfort (heated floors by geothermal energy, double flow ventilation, Technal windows, Bandalux exterior blinds)
Landscaped terraced garden, Japanese garden and orchard
Salt water swimming pool 10*4
One car garage fand three private parking spaces

Primary school and Town hall: 3 min on foot
Small shops, Health center, Bakery: 10 min
GAILLAC: 40 min
TOULOUSE: 50 min

ENERGY CLASS: A / CLIMATE CLASS: A
Estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on 2021, 2022 and 2023 energy prices: between €1,040 and €1,450.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the geohazards website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr