Description

Recently built passive house with a timber frame, ready for finishing touches.

Designed with nature lovers in mind, this house was built with respect for the landscape and the environment.

Description: This house of approximately 100 m² offers the following potential layout:
An entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, including a master suite with a bathroom, a bright living room perfect for family gatherings, a kitchen, a pantry, and a bathroom.

In addition, you can enjoy a wooden terrace for sunny days.

This home is designed to minimize energy consumption thanks to its sun-facing windows.

Recommended heating system: wood-burning or pellet stoves.

A key feature of the house: A 5000-liter rainwater harvesting tank for the toilets.

External thermal insulation (ETI) of the walls using dense wood fiber (145 mm) with a wood fiber vapor barrier to minimize thermal bridging.
By adding fiberglass insulation and constructing plasterboard partitions, the house will become a passive house.

The roof is insulated with 80 mm of polystyrene and a flexible rubber membrane to ensure a watertight seal.
Double-glazed aluminum and PVC windows.
Sewage system installed: septic tank with a compliant lift pump.

The aim is to integrate the project in harmony with the existing landscape and environment.

The plot is approximately 1300 m² and fully fenced.

The house is not connected to utilities, but the network is located nearby (no water or electricity meters).

Not subject to an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr