
Sustainable Materials
Stone, wood and sustainable-material houses and apartments for sale, new or renovated: building with nature. Reclaimed heritage materials, local resources and eco-innovations, for natural warmth, a smaller carbon footprint and solid homes built to stand the test of time.






























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Stone and wood have stood the test of centuries. Today they’re joined by timber-frame construction and bio-based materials such as hemp, straw, rammed earth, wood fibre and cork. We highlight properties built or renovated with local, reclaimed or recycled materials whose production and upkeep have little environmental impact. And thanks to its thick walls, a well-insulated stone house keeps warmth in during winter and stays cool in summer.
A healthy home, a lasting asset
These materials naturally regulate humidity, protect indoor air quality and provide stable thermal comfort. Robust and easy to maintain, they give the property lasting value.
Frequently asked questions
Why buy a stone house?
For its character, strength and comfort: its thick walls store warmth in winter and hold the cool in summer. A home that has already proven itself over generations.
Is a timber-frame house durable?
Yes. Well designed and maintained, it lasts for decades. A timber frame offers excellent insulation, stores carbon and creates a warm atmosphere you’ll appreciate from day one.
What is a bio-based material?
A material of plant or animal origin, such as hemp, straw, flax, wood fibre or cork. Renewable, insulating and healthy, it brings natural comfort to the home.
Are natural materials better for your health?
Yes. They release few pollutants and regulate humidity, for healthier indoor air and a greater sense of well-being every day.
Do developers use sustainable materials in new developments?
Increasingly so. Since France’s RE2020 regulation, new buildings must reduce their carbon footprint over their entire life cycle. Developers are therefore turning to wood, bio-based materials, local resources and reclaimed materials, for new homes that are healthier and kinder to the environment.
























