Built in the 1970s with regionalist influences, this 180 m² house occupies a commanding position on a 1,023 m² plot in the heart of the highly sought-after Domaine de la Forêt district in Pyla-sur-Mer. Nestled in a privileged green setting, it offers superb views of the tree canopy.     Renovated in 2015 by the Bordeaux-based architecture firm Goldfinger, the house features an inverted floor plan organized over two levels, following the natural slope of the land. This configuration allows for full enjoyment of natural light and open views of the forest. On the ground floor, a proper entrance hall leads to a vast living space in neutral tones, warmed by solid oak parquet flooring. Beneath the cathedral ceiling, the various functions flow seamlessly into a single volume: the living room is centered around a contemporary fireplace, the dining area benefits from a glazed corner framing the treetops, while the fully equipped, white-clad kitchen and pantry are arranged around a welcoming solid wood island. Beyond this, a terrace with glass railings overlooks the swimming pool and extends the view to the surrounding landscape. Still under the roof structure, an adaptable room would allow for the easy creation of an additional ground-floor suite. From the living room, a central staircase leads to the garden level where an elegant master suite with direct access to the outside is revealed. Two additional bedrooms, sharing a bathroom, also open onto the terrace. Partially sheltered, it becomes a true outdoor living space, ideal for enjoying the shade by the pool which seems suspended in the landscape. A laundry room, an additional room under the pool and a parking space complete this rare property.     An enchanting place to live, facing the forest, in the heart of a preserved residential environment.

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