A house open to nature, sheltered from views
In a calm and preserved environment, this contemporary semi-detached house, completed in 2025, offers 142 m² of living space, three bedrooms, a fully excavated basement, and a 339.2 m² garden for exclusive use.The house is distinguished by the quality of its construction and the care given to the finishes: solid oak parquet, exposed wooden ceiling, high-end kitchen with hidden cellar, large windows, and particularly careful energy design.But its true privilege lies elsewhere: a rare intimacy and a fully open view of the fields, the forest, and the Jura, without any vis-à-vis. A preserved perspective that accompanies both the living spaces and the garden.GROUND FLOOR | LIVING AREAThe ground floor is centered around a very generous living/dining area of approximately 52 m², widely open to the garden and the surrounding perspectives, and is divided as follows: • Double entrance with dressing room and storage for guest toilet • Open kitchen by SABAG in high-end finish with large central island in quartz, perfectly integrated into the living area • SIEMENS induction hob with integrated extractor hood • Dishwasher, oven, and large refrigerator by SIEMENS • Hidden cellar behind a kitchen front with additional freezer • Large windows with triple glazing • Electric shutters on all openings, except for the cellar and the window of the entrance door • Direct access to the garden and the terrace • Ceiling showing the wooden structure in the basement, consisting of wide planks • Nice natural lighting • Completely free view and total intimacy, without any vis-à-vis The presence of wood on the floor as on the ceiling brings warmth to the space and creates a particularly successful contrast with the modern lines of the house. The large openings naturally extend the room into the garden and the landscape.FIRST FLOOR | SLEEPING AREAThe first floor accommodates three bedrooms and two bathrooms and is divided as follows: • A parental suite of 25.25 m² with a dressing room and private bathroom with shower, toilet, and integrated pharmacy • A second bedroom of 18.1 m² with particularly comfortable proportions • A third bedroom of 11.7 m² • An additional bathroom with toilet, large sink, and bathtub • Electric shutters on the openings of the first floor, except for the window of the bathroom in the parental suite • Very nice ceiling height in all rooms, offering beautiful volumes and allowing for the possible integration of mezzanines in the future The generous volumes and the nice ceiling height give this floor a pleasant feeling of space, while also allowing for the adaptation of certain fittings over time.FULLY EXCAVATED BASEMENTThe house is fully excavated, offering additional surfaces with natural light through light wells.These spaces can be used in different ways according to needs: fitness room, playroom, office, workshop, or storage room.An additional surface that makes it particularly easy to adapt the house to the needs of its occupants.OUTDOOR SPACES | 339.2 M² FOR EXCLUSIVE USEThe garden is today fully landscaped and fenced and constitutes one of the greatest pleasures of this house. Directly accessible from the living room, it has a large terrace of 32.15 m² and is tree-lined along its entire length. A gate completes the outdoor facilities and preserves the intimacy of the place.At the end of the garden, a magnificent walnut tree brings character and an already well-established plant presence.Above all, no construction comes to close the perspective: the garden opens directly onto the fields, the forest, and the Jura. This continuity between the property and the surrounding landscape reinforces the feeling of space and offers a particularly peaceful framework, without any vis-à-vis.CONSTRUCTION & ENERGYParticular attention was paid to insulation, comfort, and energy performance during construction, including: • Heat pump • Solar panels on the roof • Triple-glazed windows • Reinforced insulation After a year and a half of use, and while the construction still benefits from its guarantees, these technical choices translate into particularly low energy costs.A coherent and contemporary design, thought to offer both daily comfort and control of consumption.
