It is on the heights of Vaux-sur-Seine, on the edge of a forest, that this 265 sqm architectural creation stands. Like a modernist sentinel overlooking the valley, this villa, built in 2009 by architect Stéphane Simonin and enhanced in 2022 by an interior design firm, stands as a vibrant homage to the principles of the Villa Savoye. The airy structure seems to float above its plot thanks to a system of stilts that decouple the building from the ground, thus opening up the views. Access to the living space is via a staircase combining steel and wood. Upstairs, the open plan reveals a 112 sqm through-volume, punctuated by constant light. Ribbon windows frame the landscape and the river: the walls disappear, definitively abolishing the boundary between sky and dwelling. This space brings together two living rooms with wood-burning stoves and a welcoming eat-in kitchen, complemented by a functional pantry. The opposite wing houses two children's bedrooms (13 and 17 sq m) sharing a contemporary bathroom. The upper floor, accessed by a spiral staircase--a nod to Roger Tallon's industrial design--is dedicated to the master suite. This 52 sq m suite includes an office area, a dressing room, and a bathroom. A sanctuary of well-being, clad in terrazzo, the bathtub seems literally suspended, facing the horizon and the autumnal canopy. On the garden level, the house offers a separate space (workshop, office, or guest room) as well as the utility areas. Outdoor living takes on its full meaning here. Sheltered by stilts, a summer lounge and its outdoor kitchen extend summer evenings, facing a superb heated swimming pool surrounded by an exotic wood deck. This property achieves the rare feat of combining the serenity of living on the edge of the forest with seamless family logistics. For Parisian professionals, the luxury here lies in accessibility: Vaux-sur-Seine train station is just a 9-minute walk away (700m). Forget the stress of morning parking: a short walk is all it takes to reach line J (Paris Saint-Lazare in 40 minutes). The upcoming arrival of the RER E (Eole) at the nearby Verneuil station will further strengthen this strategic connection to La Défense. Nursery, primary, school cafeteria, and after-school care in the village will streamline daily life. Families seeking academic excellence will also find their balance thanks to Notre-Dame des Oiseaux in Verneuil. Direct connections (dedicated school bus) will foster your children's independence. As for nature: right outside the house, the Massif de l'Hautil offers its forest trails stretching as far as the eye can see. The Seine, which you can admire from the living room, becomes your playground below. The landscaped banks invite you to enjoy bucolic walks along the towpath, jogs by the water, or bike rides far from the hustle and bustle of the city. And for everyday needs, the village center with its essential shops (bakeries, grocery store, pharmacy, tobacconist, and medical center) makes daily life easier, complemented by the vibrant commercial activity of Meulan, Verneuil, and Orgeval, just a few minutes away. Energy rating: C | Climate rating: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR3,080 and EUR4,220. Julie - 33 7 77 84 74 57

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