Description
At Novarea we know that when it comes to architecture, sustainable can rhyme with pleasant, comfortable and even desirable! Nestled in the calm of a dead end, this bioclimatic house with a living area of 110 m2 has benefited from in-depth architectural thinking aimed at respecting Nature and Man: choice of materials (biosourced insulation, structure and floors in wood), method of heat regulation (inertia, low energy consumption, cross ventilation, hygrometry), organization of spaces (open inside-outside spaces, clean lines). The main living room is a large volume of 66 m2 bringing together a dining area, relaxation area and work space. This completely open room is organized around a central double-combustion stove (green flame) which warms the atmosphere and contributes to its convivial character. Largely glazed and facing south, this large living room also benefits from beautiful light and an opening to the outside. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms with skylights, with the possibility of creating a third in the current open office. The whole is paneled and enjoys a view of the Château de Pau and its park. Each level has its own bathroom and WC. Its superstar asset: Not 1 but 3 bonus spaces! The large south-facing terrace as an extension of the living room allows you to enjoy outdoor life without being cut off from city life! The large workshop of approximately 80 m2 and the two parking spaces. Without forgetting the terrace bridge above the refreshing Canal des Moulins! What we like about Novarea: The harmonious meeting of the beauties of yesterday and the eco-construction of tomorrow in this jewel of sustainable techniques set in a setting of centuries-old Gave pebbles. The countryside in the city, near the Gave de Pau and the train station, 5 minutes from Place Verdun and the city center. Want to know more ? To visit ? Contact Novarea quickly!
