6-Bed Architect-Designed House with Pool and Landscaped Garden, Haguenau, France, €650,000
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Designed for Living, Haguenau
About this property
Someone hired an architect, then actually listened to them. Built in 1980 to a contemporary design and sitting on a quiet residential cul-de-sac, this six-bedroom house in Haguenau reads less like a family home that grew organically over the decades and more like a considered brief, executed once and left alone.
The ground floor does a lot of the heavy lifting: a master suite with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe, a living room and library flowing around a contemporary fireplace, a semi-open fully equipped kitchen with floor-to-ceiling windows, a separate dining room, an office, a laundry room, and a half-bath. Four further bedrooms sit upstairs, one with its own shower room. Two terraces, a private swimming pool, and a landscaped garden extend the living outwards.
The basement adds a boiler room, workshop, and cellars, with a double garage completing the picture. The location places you nine minutes from Haguenau centre by car, and 35 minutes from Strasbourg, which is the kind of proximity to a major city that tends to matter when you are weighing up long-term resale.
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