An Architectural Work between Sky, Earth, and Nature

Property Description

In Charbonnières-les-Bains, this contemporary creation signed by Dank Architectes (2013) stands out for its assertive architecture, top-tier features, and a unique vegetal approach: a majestic tree pierces the roof, a true backbone of the project, linking interior and exterior with strength and poetry. Built on a landscaped plot of 2,045 m² with a 13.5 x 5 m pool, pétanque court, and automatic irrigation, it offers a living environment as rare as it is privileged. Developing 337 m² Carrez (511 m² on the floor) over three levels, the house offers a 110 m² living area oriented due south, with a fitted kitchen, 6 bedrooms including a master suite, 3 bathrooms with refined finishes, and an independent office. Comfort is ensured by a geothermal heat pump, reversible air conditioning, a double-flow VMC connected to a borehole, a Belfire gas fireplace, a heat pump water heater, a water softener, and centralized vacuum. On the basement, 107 m² additional host a cellar, a technical room for the pool, and ample storage. A 55 m² double garage and 4 secure outdoor parking spaces by an electric gate complete this exceptional property. A family property where architectural rigor, technical innovations, and nature integrated at the heart of the home come together.