£108,489
€129,000
Land for saleMoissac-Bellevue, 83, France
About this property
6,665 m² Plot With Planning Permission Granted For A 130 m² Bioclimatic, Self-Sufficient Home
Vue sur Vert agency is offering this tree-lined 6,665 m2 plot, facing south and sheltered from the mistral. The southern third is mostly flat, while the northern two-thirds are sloping. The upper part of the plot may offer exceptional views of the Maures mountain range.
The plot is connected to the drinking water and telecommunications/internet networks, but not to electricity. It cannot currently be connected to the electricity grid; this may become possible in the future depending on the number of similar requests for new construction in the area. The planning permission granted is therefore for an energy-self-sufficient home, like another house built on the neighbouring plot to the south.
The designated building area is a flat section of approximately 9 m x 16 m in the western part of the plot.
The property has an individual wastewater treatment system (there is no mains drainage). A fully ecological Aquatiris phytosanitary treatment system is planned. The plot also benefits from a nearby 120 m2 firefighting water reservoir on the neighbouring property, which has been transferred to the municipality.
The project for which planning permission has been granted provides for the construction of a 130 m2 bioclimatic, environmentally friendly home.
The house is to be built on the upper part of the terraced slope. It is positioned on a level area above the natural ground, allowing for optimal orientation, increased sunshine and exceptional views towards the Maures mountain range.
Trees along the eastern and western edges of the main building provide a natural vegetation screen, offering shade in summer and contributing to the home’s bioclimatic performance.
The building’s set-back, elevated position above the road below, together with the project’s architectural design and use of local materials in harmony with the site-wood, dry-stone masonry and terracotta-will ensure discreet integration into the landscape and very little visual impact from public areas.
The house will have four living rooms connected to a large 81 m2 terrace and a 3 x 6 m swimming pool. It will include a large living room and kitchen of approximately 60 m2, three bedrooms of approximately 12 m2 each, a pantry, a utility room, a shower room with WC, a second separate WC and a storage area. A garage will be located beneath the terrace.
Project architect: Susanne Schindlbeck.
Agency fees payable by the seller. Listing no. 103.
Vue sur Vert agency is offering this tree-lined 6,665 m2 plot, facing south and sheltered from the mistral. The southern third is mostly flat, while the northern two-thirds are sloping. The upper part of the plot may offer exceptional views of the Maures mountain range.
The plot is connected to the drinking water and telecommunications/internet networks, but not to electricity. It cannot currently be connected to the electricity grid; this may become possible in the future depending on the number of similar requests for new construction in the area. The planning permission granted is therefore for an energy-self-sufficient home, like another house built on the neighbouring plot to the south.
The designated building area is a flat section of approximately 9 m x 16 m in the western part of the plot.
The property has an individual wastewater treatment system (there is no mains drainage). A fully ecological Aquatiris phytosanitary treatment system is planned. The plot also benefits from a nearby 120 m2 firefighting water reservoir on the neighbouring property, which has been transferred to the municipality.
The project for which planning permission has been granted provides for the construction of a 130 m2 bioclimatic, environmentally friendly home.
The house is to be built on the upper part of the terraced slope. It is positioned on a level area above the natural ground, allowing for optimal orientation, increased sunshine and exceptional views towards the Maures mountain range.
Trees along the eastern and western edges of the main building provide a natural vegetation screen, offering shade in summer and contributing to the home’s bioclimatic performance.
The building’s set-back, elevated position above the road below, together with the project’s architectural design and use of local materials in harmony with the site-wood, dry-stone masonry and terracotta-will ensure discreet integration into the landscape and very little visual impact from public areas.
The house will have four living rooms connected to a large 81 m2 terrace and a 3 x 6 m swimming pool. It will include a large living room and kitchen of approximately 60 m2, three bedrooms of approximately 12 m2 each, a pantry, a utility room, a shower room with WC, a second separate WC and a storage area. A garage will be located beneath the terrace.
Project architect: Susanne Schindlbeck.
Agency fees payable by the seller. Listing no. 103.
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