With its contemporary architecture inspired by the oyster huts of the Arcachon Basin, this 218 m² wooden house sits on a 1,186 m² plot, bordering the coastal path and near the La Hume district of Gujan-Mestras. Designed in 2015 by the Marc Cathary architectural firm in Biscarrosse, this property features an inverted floor plan, organized on two levels to maximize natural light and views of the Basin. Upstairs, the approximately 70 m² living space offers a remarkable panorama and opens onto a suspended covered terrace. Neutral tones highlight the raw wood flooring and exposed beams, emphasizing the room's cathedral-like volume. The fully equipped kitchen, separated from the living room by a central island, contributes to the overall convivial atmosphere. This level also includes a master suite with a bathroom and direct access to the terrace, as well as a second suite with a shower room. On the garden level, a hybrid and adaptable room, along with two additional suites, each with its own bathroom, open onto the outdoor terrace. Partially sheltered, this terrace becomes a true living space directly connected to a lap pool seamlessly integrated into the landscape and bordered by reed screens that ensure privacy. A garden workshop, a double garage with storage space, and several parking spaces complete this exceptional property. An enchanting living space in the heart of a protected natural environment, facing the Arcachon Basin. The gentle breeze rustling through the reed screens The warm atmosphere Direct access to the coastal path

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