Nestled in Le Pecq, at the foot of the terrace of the Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, this single-storey architect-designed house enjoys a wooded setting and panoramic views over the loop of the Seine towards Paris. Built in 2006 on a 2,464 square meter plot, it offers 200 square meters of living space, enhanced by generous bay windows opening onto the garden and an abundance of natural light.The garden unfolds across two distinct settings: the first combines two terraces with a landscaped area centred on an ornamental pond; the second, suitable for a swimming pool, is planted with a variety of fruit trees. A self-contained twelve square meter outbuilding and a storeroom of approximately 100 square meters complete the grounds, which also hold the potential to extend the existing property.At the heart of the home, the living room opens onto the outdoor spaces and flows through to the kitchen and its dining area. A double-sided fireplace, shared between the sitting room and the kitchen, creates a warm, convivial focal point.The sleeping quarters are arranged in two independent wings, each comprising two bedrooms with an en-suite shower room. The master suite, measuring 40 square meters and opening onto a terrace, brings together a bedroom, a study area, a dressing room and a bathroom. A separate study completes the layout.On the garden level, a double garage, a laundry room, a boiler room and a wine cellar provide practical utility spaces, complemented by two outdoor parking spaces.