Contemporary architecture, this 234 m² timber-framed house sits on a 1167 m² wooded plot in the heart of the Gujan golf course in a preserved environment. Built in 1998, the cedar-clad house is arranged on two levels with distinct volumes, highlighting clean lines and a layout designed to maximize light in a seaside atmosphere. Access to the house is through a large solid wood door on an offset pivot that opens onto the 70 m² living room, a room bathed in natural light thanks to large bay windows that extend from floor to ceiling, creating a fluid connection between the interior and exterior. This vast living room accommodates a lounge area with an insert fireplace, a relaxation area and a dining room, all harmonized by a ceiling with exposed joists painted white for an impression of height and a warm atmosphere. The kitchen, with its adjoining pantry and large windows overlooking the garden, features quartz countertops, built-in storage, and a central island. Also on the ground floor, the spacious master suite features a bathroom with a bathtub and private shower with handcrafted ceramic tiles and a dressing room. A bright office with a mezzanine offers an ideal work environment but could also be converted into a bedroom. In front of a glass corner in the living room, a white polished concrete staircase discreetly leads to two independent bedrooms upstairs, each with its own bathroom and an opening onto the upper terrace with an unobstructed view of the golf course and direct access to the swimming pool below via a metal staircase. A wooden terrace surrounds the heated saltwater swimming pool, with a pool house, a jacuzzi, and an outdoor kitchen that complete this welcoming exterior. Finally, a parking space for several vehicles and an electric charging station are located at the entrance to the grounds. An enchanting setting, combining comfort and nature. The glass walls The wooden cladding The two terraces

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