Timeless architect-designed house in Normandy

Normandy – Between Le Havre and the cliffs of Étretat:
An architectural masterpiece, a fusion of sculpture and landscape.
More than just a property, this 330 m² architect-designed house stands out as a true collector's item, embodying a modernist vision where form interacts with light and nature.
Its asymmetrical roofs, a defining feature of the project, create a sculptural silhouette and infuse the interior spaces with a rare dynamism, punctuated by plays of shadow and perspective.
Conceived with a minimalist and timeless approach, its large openings, in an architectural style perfectly integrated into its wooded surroundings,
allow for a fluid and intuitive flow. The heart of the house revolves around a vast reception area, structured by a double-sided fireplace, a true central element, both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
The relationship between indoors and outdoors is ever-present: floor-to-ceiling windows extend the living spaces into the garden and capture the changing light throughout the day.
The independent master suite offers an intimate and refined haven, while the upstairs bedrooms continue the architectural logic in a restrained and elegant composition.
A swimming pool in the left wing was built and then covered with decking, but has never been filled with water.
In contrast, a large basement (240 sq m) opens up a range of possibilities: an artist's studio, a wellness area, a car collection, or an extension of the living space.
A rare property for discerning architecture enthusiasts seeking a strong and timeless signature.
The train station, 2 km away, provides access to major routes to Paris, Rouen, and Le Havre.

Practical information:
Sale price €724,500 (Agency fees included, payable by the seller)
Energy rating: E ​​(211) – excessive energy consumption. Climate rating: E ​​(66).
Estimated annual energy costs: between €8,820 and €11,990 (prices indexed as of January 1, 2021).
Property taxes: €2,539

Information on risks: georisques.gouv.fr