BOUC BEL AIR, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 13320

Located in Bouc-Bel-Air, in a peaceful and sought-after residential area, this architect's house of 209 M2 built in 1973, is designed by Roger Visconti, an emblematic figure of Mediterranean architecture of those years. On a plot of 2000m2, this residence with its clean and sculptural lines accurately embodies the modernist aesthetic of its time, between generous volumes and vast openings to the outside. The house develops a fluid and airy organization, designed to enhance natural light and circulation between spaces. As soon as you enter, the perspectives open onto a spiral staircase made of steel sheet, walls punctuated with exposed stones, in a subtle dialogue between minerality, light and transparency. A central fireplace structures the living space, while a large independent fitted kitchen with vintage accents retains all the charm of the era. Four large bedrooms, one of which is 30M2 with a cube-shaped bed, offer calm and privacy. The master suite combines a private terrace and a marble and mosaic bathroom. The exterior, in harmony with the architecture, hosts a large terrace shaded by wisteria and vines as well as a diamond-bottomed swimming pool out of sight and walled with bamboo. The garden, a real green setting, extends the raw and timeless elegance of the house. A double garage, summer kitchen, pool enclosure, pantry/laundry room complete the set. Neat, well maintained with a certain potential for developments, this house of assumed style is already seducing lovers of 70s architecture looking for a singular property to reinterpret. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS B Amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use established on the basis of energy prices indexed on 1 January 2021 between 2770 euros and 3790 euros per year.