Set in a lively hamlet near the creative village of Montolieu, this beautifully designed eco-home blends contemporary wooden construction with the charm of ancient stone. Facing south, it is bathed in natural light and enjoys a sweeping panorama over open countryside and the distant Pyrenees — a setting that feels like a private haven.

Currently arranged as two independent apartments, the property offers remarkable flexibility for family living, multi-generational needs, a professional activity or an inspiring mixed project. The partially constructible plot, with its water reserve and spring, is ideal for ecological living, gardening and small-scale permaculture.

Both apartments feel warm and luminous, crafted with natural materials, generous ceiling heights and thoughtful design. Ecological features include wood-burning stoves, solar thermal panels, photovoltaic panels with battery storage, and two rainwater tanks (10,000 L and 3,000 L).

The garden level offers an open-plan kitchen and living area, one bedroom, an Italian-style shower room, separate WC and a bright independent room ideal for therapy, art or other creative work. A terrace opens directly onto the garden with wide southern views.

At entrance level, a magnificent living room with a 3.5m ceiling frames sky and landscape, creating a serene, uplifting space. Two bedrooms with mezzanines, a bathroom, separate WC and two additional rooms complete this apartment.

Two south-facing terraces invite generous outdoor living. The apartments could easily be reconnected by reopening the existing staircase (subject to necessary permissions).

A rare, inspiring home filled with natural light in a vibrant hamlet nestled in the Montagne Noire.