UNIQUE EXCLUSIVITY AT L'ARBRE BLANC
Montpellier

UNIQUE EXCLUSIVITY AT L'ARBRE BLANC

This apartment is located on the top 2 floors of the new Arbre Blanc "folie montpellièraine", to be completed in 2020, with breathtaking views of the Pic Saint Loup, the city of Montpellier and the sea from its 3 terraces. with multiple exposures.
Originally a T5 with 155 m² of living space, it has been converted into a T3 with 3 suites, offering a very large living room of almost 80 m² with an open kitchen opening onto the exterior with 80 m² of terraces,
This apartment is probably one of L'Arbre Blanc's finest creations, not to say the most beautiful, in terms of the distribution of its spaces, its construction with 3 m high ceilings and its thermal and acoustic insulation with 50 cm thick slabs, and full-height magnetically-closed doors.
This unique apartment is sold "turnkey". Its degree of custom finishing is simply exceptional, with its uncompromising layout, choice of materials, coverings, joinery, full-height cupboards, resolutely contemporary furniture by the greatest names in design, lighting and top-of-the-range electrical appliances.
Ducted heating and air conditioning with individual thermostat and Sonos sound system in every room.
A 38 m² double garage.
Charges 1625 / Quarter (All-inclusive with ducted heating and air-conditioning, hot water, concierge service, maintenance of planters and garage electricity for electric vehicles).
Included in this overall sale price are furnishings and non-furnishings valued at around 250,000, bringing the price of the bare apartment to 1,245,000 or 8032 / m².
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L'Arbre Blanc in Montpellier elected the world's most beautiful apartment building in 2020:
It's an accolade for the building designed by architects Sou Fujimoto, Nicolas Laisné, Manal Rachdi and Dimitri Roussel. L'Arbre Blanc in Montpellier was recently named the world's most beautiful building in the residential category by a jury of 95,000 voters, the readers and architecture enthusiasts of the ArchDaily website.
L'Arbre Blanc, an architectural feat in the service of "outdoor living":
What makes this project so special is its design. The three architectural firms have imagined a building inspired by a tree, bristling with balconies and shades that punctuate and protect its façade. The abundance of balconies and pergolas allows for true outdoor living.
"This is architecture that pushes back the boundaries of innovation by integrating new social uses and environmental issues. We mustn't be afraid to reverse organizational patterns, to design buildings as connected houses, to support new uses", as Nicolas Laisné, architect of this new Montpellier folly, points out.

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