Eco-friendly house with garden in the Percy district

Nestled in the Percy residential neighborhood of Clamart, this 139 m² (204 m² floor area) family home boasts a unique architecture, the result of a 1992 bioconstruction project, designed with ecological and high-performance materials. Energy-efficient, it is equipped with underfloor heating and cooling, as well as solar panels coupled with gas heating and domestic hot water.

The ground floor opens onto an entrance leading to a spacious and inviting 50 m² living room. The quarry stone flooring adds warmth and authenticity, while the open-plan kitchen blends harmoniously into the space. The living room extends the corridor to a terrace overlooking the garden. A separate toilet completes this level. Upstairs, a bright landing that can accommodate a study area leads to three bedrooms, two of which extend onto balconies, a bathroom, and a toilet. The partition walls allow for easy expansion of the bedrooms as needed. The second floor is dedicated to a separate master bedroom, office, bathroom, and terrace with unobstructed views. The garden level totals 65 m² and offers a large multipurpose room, ideal for a workshop, playroom, or studio, a shower room, a utility room, and storage spaces.

Outside, a wooded garden extends the house and provides a pleasant setting, ideal for spending time with family. Two parking spaces complete the property.

With its sustainable construction, modular volumes, and outdoor spaces, this house combines modern comfort with an eco-friendly approach.

School map:
Fleury Kindergarten:
Rochers Elementary School
Maison Blanche Middle School