Built on stilts in 2019, this daring residence with a very architectural design integrated into nature with large bay windows overlooks an incredible swimming pool.

A true art of living thanks to its layout, the interior space becomes a visual outdoor space where the eye is caught by the hills and the garden planted with Mediterranean species and fruit trees.

On 200 m2 of living space, this villa with a flat roof harmoniously combines iron, wood and glass.

At the top of a pretty tree-lined path, you can access the house and the heated swimming pool of 25X2.50.

To the east a postcard with the Ventoux and the village of Blauvac nestled on the mountain.

To the south, the hills as far as the eye can see, a living tableau that changes colors and brightness according to the hours and the seasons.

Even before entering the house, the enchantment operates: the luxury of living inside as if you were outside.

A large warm and bright living space living / dining room in which, from time to time, for pleasure, we turn on the pretty pellet stove.

Here, as in all rooms from east to west, the perspective invites you to admire the emerging autumn. A shade of changing colours and a Ventoux that is haloed with pink before nightfall.

A functional kitchen.

Then the house is constituted as a sleeping area with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. All bedrooms open onto a long overhanging terrace.

The easternmost one with adjoining shower room benefits from a new living picture facing the bed: large white oak in summer, the falling leaves give way to Mont Ventoux in winter.

Upstairs, a suite with shower room, toilet and private terrace is on the roof terrace and benefits from an exceptional panorama.

Oak parquet flooring, larch doors... So many materials that give a cosy spirit.

In the garden, many spaces laid out as green corners with plantings in line with the environment.

Mini-phyto-purification plant (filtration by plants).

Garden shed.

Carport for a car.

' A house that I am re-discovering with its extension which on the one hand has opened up the volumes of the ground floor by creating a dining room with a terrace in continuity and on the other hand which has allowed the creation of a fourth bedroom with adjoining shower room which can be independent. An intimate interlude, like a high-altitude refuge that gives a new breath to the house'.