Architect's semi-detached houses 4.5 rooms, Chermignon / Crans-Montana

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In the heart of Chermignon, in the municipality of Crans-Montana, this new semi-detached house with 4.5 rooms offers an approach to housing based on the quality of spaces, light, and fluidity. Thought out with particular attention to everyday life, it prioritizes user comfort. Spread over several half-levels, the house naturally organizes the different moments of life. This composition creates smooth transitions between spaces and allows for a subtle separation between common areas and more intimate spaces, while maintaining a true overall coherence. Each room is traversable from north to south, offering generous light throughout the day as well as particularly pleasant natural ventilation. The absence of corridors frees up surfaces and favors simple and fluid circulation between spaces. The organization of the water areas has been designed to facilitate daily life and allow several occupants to enjoy the different spaces simultaneously. The outdoor spaces extend the uses of the house in several sequences. A terrace on the ground floor constitutes the entrance threshold and the direct extension of the kitchen. The private garden is accessible from the living room. On the roof, an additional terrace offers an autonomous outdoor space with an unobstructed view of the Rhone Valley and the surrounding peaks. The house has its own heat pump, an independent technical room, a covered garage, as well as an outdoor parking space. Without neighbors above or below, it combines the advantages of a single-family home and the compactness of a controlled semi-detached construction. Located just a few minutes from the slopes and amenities of Crans-Montana, it is aimed at those who are looking for a bright, calm, and sustainable living space above all, where every square meter has been thought out to be truly inhabited. Main residence only.

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