Set on the heights of the village, the property is enclosed and secured by an automatic gate, its grounds of nearly 6,000 m² combining woodland and lawn. The main house offers approximately 360 m² of living space across two levels with a full basement, extended by two terraces, one of which incorporates a large pool. A reception area of over 120 m², five bedrooms — two of them on the ground level, where additional sleeping accommodation is possible — two kitchens, one a summer kitchen adjacent to the pool, two studies, over 100 m² of terraces, a full basement and a garage for around ten cars complete the picture. The 100 m² outbuilding known as "le chalet", reserved for family and guests, stands apart in its own quiet corner of the grounds.

The main house

Set within the woodland, the 360 m² architect-designed house, currently configured as five bedrooms, is clad in red cedar, a timber renowned for its exceptional durability in exterior applications and its remarkable insulating properties. Across its ground level, upper level and basement, curved lines evoke the profile of an ocean liner, giving the house a distinctive character in harmony with its natural setting. Dual-aspect rooms open on either side onto terraces, the largest of which extends to an outdoor pool.

The ground floor
From the entrance, the eye is drawn across a reception area of over 120 m² under a spectacular cathedral ceiling. Timber runs through every surface, warming the atmosphere and giving it its character. Large glazed openings on both sides of the house flood the interior with light and connect each room directly to the terraces beyond. The layout reflects the nautical inspiration that shapes the house: circulation is fluid, sightlines are open, and a central mezzanine looks down over what the architects conceived as the main deck. Two drawing rooms, a dining room and an indoor kitchen — matched by a summer kitchen adjacent to the pool — occupy this level, along with two large bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, wardrobe and study.
The upstairs
A spiral staircase rises to the upper level, which is organised around a large central mezzanine cantilevered above the ground-level rooms. A true interior bridge, it opens cross-views through the full depth of the house and reinforces the sense of space that defines the interior. An open study occupies this vantage point naturally, drawing on the light and the views down to the drawing room.
Three generously proportioned bedrooms, conceived as private retreats, complete the level; one has its own shower room with lavatory, while the other two share a bathroom. A separate lavatory serves the level. Outside, a long gallery running above the pool extends to two corner terraces, both light-filled and open to the surrounding landscape.
The basement
Extending to over 100 m², the basement provides a particularly complete service level across a sequence of generous rooms. A large wardrobe and storage room offers considerable capacity; adjacent to it, an open area has been fitted out as a leisure and relaxation room. Two storage cellars, a utility room, a wine store and a boiler room cover all technical requirements. A climate-controlled wine cellar is discreetly installed. The standout feature is a garage of approximately 165 m², with space for around ten cars as well as storage for leisure equipment and garden machinery. Together these rooms provide everything a large family house requires: the scale of the accommodation, the quality of its layout and its flexibility make this a practical and genuinely useful level.