One of Your Rooms Could Be an Indoor “Tree House” in This €490K French Home
Location: Hauts-de-France, France
Price: €490,000 (approximately $532,163 USD)
Architect: Pascal Truffaut
Year Built: 1997
Footprint: 3,336 square feet (six bedrooms, six baths)
Lot Size: 1.9 acres
From the Agent: "This superb property was designed by Pascal Truffaut, architect and professor at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture et de Paysage de Lille. It was operated from 1997 to 2013 as a guesthouse and offers generous and versatile spaces. The ground floor hosts a spectacular cathedral living space facing south, entirely open to the garden thanks to its glass facade. Arranged in double height, it is designed as the central space of the house and offers an airy and bright volume. A large, separate kitchen served by two doors has exterior access. The house stands on beautiful land planted with a charming orchard of a dozen trees. Part of the land is currently left to ‘wild,’ to allow endemic species to flourish naturally, in harmony with the landscaping."
The multicolored home has wave-like roof, and it’s surrounded by lush landscaping.
The double-height living areas, located at the back of the house, are illuminated by floor to ceiling windows. A tree house–like retreat is suspended above the stove.
A view inside the home’s suspended suite.
The coral-colored kitchen features long countertops, open shelving, and two doors that lead outside.
Comblanchien limestone flooring continues into the bedrooms located on the ground level.
"The house stands on beautiful land planted with a charming orchard of a dozen trees," notes the agent.
This home located in Hauts-de-France, France, is currently listed for €490,000 (approximately $525,644 USD) by Architecture de Collection.
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