Building plot with planning permission

Highlights :

Joie&Frère is pleased to put a contemporary wooden house on the market, located in the sparsely populated environment of the Roc de Chère nature reserve and the Talloires golf course.

The structure, which will be built on a plot of 843m2 by the builder Dunoyer, with whom Joie&Frère is associated, totals 130m2 of living space, which is completed by a double garage and two outdoor parking spaces.

Designed in the workshops of Grand Annecy (Poisy), the modules that make up the house are of course made of wood. The insulation, both inside and out, is also made from high-performance and sustainable materials (e.g. wood fibre panels, wood wool, cellulose wadding, hemp wool, etc.).
The energy of the house is produced by a heat pump and distributed by underfloor heating and reversible air conditioning. The large openings that determine the design of the house, typical of Dunoyer's work, are equipped with shuttered BSO (orientable sunshades).

The company's credit is legitimate, as the fundamental qualities of the building it proposes, combined with the environmental involvement of its art, are undeniable.
In addition, the local design ensures a high degree of customisation in an easy and direct dialogue with the builder, who commits to firm delivery deadlines that he will set at the time of the contract.

Joie&Frère is at your disposal to specify these elements, to communicate the plans, and to visit the property at your convenience.

Photo credits: Studio-bergoend.com/Groupe Dunoyer