This contemporary house, recognized by several architecture magazines as a reference, is located in the town of Lussan, labeled 'Most beautiful village in France', a quarter of an hour from Uzès.

Like an eagle's nest clinging to the rocks, it offers a spectacular and breathtaking view.

Facing south, sheltered from the mistral, it overlooks a vast plain bordered by hills.

The focus is on the silhouette of the medieval village of Lussan on its promontory.

It is located on a plot of 9157m2, largely buildable.

Vast expanses of wild scrubland immediately border the property which also overlooks (without any vis-à-vis) a small hamlet made up of a few centuries-old houses.

In its current configuration, the interior layout is organized around a living space of approximately 80 m2, entirely open to the main terrace and the view. A long bookcase hugs the curved wall that forms the fulcrum of the entire house on its rear part. The house leans against a long rounded wall adorned with a spectacular library to the north.

The house also includes an open kitchen, a winter living room with fireplace, three bedrooms (including a belvedere), and a largely glazed bathroom from which you can admire the landscape without being seen. In each space of this house, the outside invites itself to the inside, and vice versa, in complete fluidity. The multiple terraces are as many points of view as they are places to live.

On the garden level, there is a laundry room and technical room.

Due to its bioclimatic design and air-to-water heat pump, this house is very energy efficient. With the installation of solar panels on its flat roof, it will be able to become completely autonomous.

Planning permission for the extension to 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a spectacular infinity pool has just been granted. Project not mandatory but easily achievable.

A slight refreshment is undoubtedly necessary despite the timeless elegance of the building

A unique property in a unique place!

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