Discover in exclusivity Barnes this atypical villa of the architect Jean Van Coppenolle dating from the 1960s.
This architecture was created on the model of the Californian villas in L.A. built by Richard Neutra and Richard Meier, inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright:
harmony with nature that seems to enter the house, large windows, communion with the majestic trees....
With its 15,75 ares of land the villa (300m2 according to PEB) is located in the middle of the land with the large terrace and garden facing southwest.
The villa is almost on one level and offers: an entrance hall, an open living room with its dining room, an independent equipped kitchen, a family room or home working and a small winter garden under veranda.
A fireplace with ventilation system decorates the living room and serves as a separation with a small office.
From the hall a few steps lead up to 2 bedrooms and their bathrooms and at the end of the hall the master bedroom with a shower room.
From the hall a few steps lead down to an office and a bedroom with sliding door; space for a professional as an alternative.
The large 2-car garage has a workshop area and the laundry room adjoins it.
Wine cellar in the ventilated void with storage potential.
