Faubourg District - 4-Bedroom Villa

Discover this charming house, designed by architect Jean Cosse around light and raw materials.

Located in a residential neighborhood of Waterloo, it illustrates the modernist vision of the designer through a subtle play of textures combining Bavarian stone with the warmth of wood, creating a natural continuity between the interior and the garden.

From the entrance, a warm hall serves a cloakroom and a guest toilet.

It provides access to an extension with a shower room, formerly the architect's workspace, built in 1971. This independent volume is ideal for an office or an additional bedroom.

The living room revolves around a fireplace with a functional open fire directly overlooking the garden.

Continuing, the dining room has retained its original fixed table and opens to the outside.

Slightly set back, the kitchen incorporates Cubex modules, a breakfast corner, and direct access to the garage including storage spaces and technical zones.

Around the chimney body, the staircase leads to the sleeping hall which serves the master bedroom with dressing room and custom woodwork, two secondary bedrooms with storage, and a bathroom.

Connected to the living room, an independent office with built-in joinery benefits from its own private entrance.

Outside, the garden and its terrace fully enjoy the indoor-outdoor dialogue established by the large openings.

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