This newly built, contemporary villa is defined by its timeless architecture, combining restraint with warmth and minimalism with sustainability. The home features clean volumetry, executed in beige natural stone as the structural material and finished with champagne-coloured minimalist aluminium joinery and fully integrated automatic screens.
The villa is situated on an exceptional 3,600 m² plot in the Flemish Ardennes, in an elevated position with views over the Streuvelskouters and the Tiegemberg. This rare location offers absolute privacy with no direct neighbours and a profound sense of landscape tranquillity. The 360° panoramic views are one of its greatest assets.
The living area opens fully to the landscape through monumental sliding windows, allowing indoors and outdoors to flow seamlessly into one another. In terms of sustainability, the residence is equipped with a heat pump and solar panels, resulting in high energy performance.
The layout is flexible: the upper floor offers the choice between a spacious master suite of approximately 50 m² or two bedrooms of approximately 25 m². On the ground floor there is an executive office of approximately 40 m², which can also serve as an additional bedroom or as part of a combination of residential and professional use. The property also has a spacious 90 m² basement with 3 to 4 rooms, accessible via a staircase and a freight lift.
A unique aspect is the personalisation options you, as tenant, obtain in consultation with the landlord at the start of the lease, enabling the tenant to actively shape the interior finishes such as the kitchen, dressing room, bathroom furniture and spatial layout.