Bioclimatic architecture in an exceptional natural setting This house is located in the Roquebrune subdivision, an innovative alternative to conventional subdivisions, built between 1972 and 1975 by architect Jacques Hondelatte and his partners Jean-Claude Duprat and Michel Fagart. Within a private landscaped plot of 736 sqm, the house has a living area of 132 sqm spread over 4 levels. The living areas are organized on a half level. They include an open-plan fitted kitchen redone in 2024, a living room and a double-height dining area. The whole is bathed in light thanks to large geometric bay windows overlooking the Palanges forest. This space is completed by an office that can be used as a bedroom and a bathroom with a separate toilet. The upper level, served by a spiral staircase made of wood and metal in a typical 1970s design, houses three bedrooms with storage, a separate toilet, and a shower room. In the basement, a double garage, a laundry room, and a cellar complete the property. The house also benefits from a panoramic south-facing terrace and benefits from the development's communal amenities, such as a large garden, children's play areas, and clothes drying racks. The house benefits from a preserved natural environment, a 20-minute drive from Rodez and 1.5 hours from Montpellier and Toulouse. The development is served by a private road surrounded by vegetation and has all the local amenities of the village (nursery, school, sports field, grocery store, etc.).
Condominiums of 19 units. Annual expenses : 500 euros.

House with gardenMontrozier (12)
Price :
$344,500
($2,610 / m²)
Surface132 m²bedrooms4 bathroom1 land736 m²

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