Provence-Alps-Cote d`Azur, Vaucluse, Malemort-du-Comtat, France

In Malemort du Comtat, in the countryside, this atypical house,a true art of living thanks to its layout, opens its doors to us.

The interior space immerses us in nature thanks to the incredible bay windows that overlook the swimming pool and the garden planted with Mediterranean species and fruit trees.

Contemporary house of 148 m2 with a flat roof that can be transformed into a roof terrace by an elegant walkway, in wooden frame (Douglas fir), it blends harmoniously with the vegetation.

At the top of a pretty tree-lined path, you will discover the 25 x 2.50 heated swimming pool dominated by the house and to the east by the Ventoux and the village of Blauvac.

A few more steps to enjoy a covered patio in all seasons that dominates a hilly landscape like a living painting that changes colors and luminosity according to the hours and seasons.

Enter the house and the enchantment works: the luxury of living in it as if you were high up in the trees. A large hall of 10 m2 with large cupboards opens on one side, towards a warm and bright living room of 50 m2 in which, from time to time, for pleasure, we turn on the pretty pellet stove. Here, as in all the rooms from east to west, the eye is caught by the autumnal nature (at the moment): a shade of changing colors and a Ventoux that rings with pink before nightfall.
On the other side, a functional kitchen with a nice laundry room.

Then the house is set up as a sleeping area with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. All rooms open onto a long overhanging terrace.

The master bedroom benefits from a new tableau vivant facing the bed: large white oak in summer, falling leaves give way to Mont Ventoux in winter. Oak parquet flooring, larch doors...

In the garden, there are many green spaces with plantings in line with the environment. Mini-phyto-purification plant (filtration by plants). Garden shed. Carport for a car.

A new favourite for future owners who love nature, views and modernism.

"This house cannot be described in words alone. It will be your eyes and your feelings during a visit that will speak for themselves."