Architect-designed house and green interlude

In La Roche-sur-Yon, this architect-designed house of approximately 219 sqm presents a unique silhouette nestled within a 1,288 sqm verdant setting.

Conceived as a true living space, the design emphasizes volume, light, and openness to the outdoors. From the moment you enter, the architecture asserts its character. Spaces flow seamlessly together, perspectives extend, and light naturally accompanies the different moments of the day. The main house, approximately 195 sqm, prioritizes fluid circulation and a constant connection with the garden. The living room forms its heart. Generous and opening widely onto the outdoors, it extends naturally onto the terraces, sheltered by two bioclimatic pergolas. In warmer weather, the boundaries blur, and the house is equally lived in indoors and out. The ground floor also includes a master suite with a bathroom, preserving privacy and comfort in true single-level living. The upper floor reveals a more intimate world with three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a spacious mezzanine office. Open to the rest of the house, this space provides an extra sense of openness and can be transformed into a workspace, library, or creative area, depending on your needs.

Outside, the garden creates a setting in its own right. The 7.5 x 4 meter heated swimming pool, equipped with a counter-current system and a cover, is central to this lifestyle designed for sunny days. The terraces and pergolas invite leisurely lunches and secluded summer evenings. A 23.55 sqm extension adds another dimension to the property. Independent or complementary to the house, depending on its use, it offers the possibility of an office, a workshop, a guest room, or simply a room of your own design. A large garage completes the ensemble. Beyond its distinctive architectural style, the property doesn’t neglect modern comforts. Home automation, a heat pump, underfloor heating on the ground floor, reversible air conditioning in the bedrooms, a thermodynamic water heater, and solar panels producing approximately 10.3 MWh per year all contribute to an energy-efficient design. The house is also connected to mains drainage. Bold architecture, light-filled spaces, and an exterior conceived as a natural extension of the house make this property a unique place, just minutes from the heart of La Roche-sur-Yon.