Modernist villa in the heart of a 2.9-hectare woodland

In Beaufays, on the heights of the Seven Hills, a woodland of almost two hectares conceals a villa that cannot be glimpsed until one arrives on site. Built in the late 1960s, it belongs to a generation of resolutely modernist architecture that chose total openness to the landscape.

The estate covers 2.9 hectares in total, divided into four plots, including a private woodland of more than 19,000 m² that encloses the property and provides rare privacy, while remaining in the immediate vicinity of major roads, schools and shops. The perfect balance between absolute tranquillity and everyday convenience.

Facing south-west, the villa looks towards Tilff and the Ourthe Valley, a panorama visible from almost every living area.

Inside, everything is designed around this relationship with the landscape: a largely glazed living-dining room extends the view to the terrace, a fitted kitchen opens onto this living space, and a heated indoor swimming pool also benefits from glazed walls overlooking the grounds. The sleeping quarters comprise 4 to 5 bedrooms, two bathrooms and four separate WCs. A lower level, made possible by the slope of the land, houses two offices, one with independent access, as well as two interconnected garages, cellars and a room that could be converted into a cinema. The villa is also equipped with an alarm system, video surveillance, solar panels, robotic lawnmowers and secure private access. Surrounding it, almost one hectare of landscaped gardens features lawns, Japanese maples, purple beeches and paved terraces.

The property now requires modernisation and an energy upgrade. But its potential remains intact: with its architecture, preserved grounds and views over the valley, this renovated villa will simply regain its exceptional character.

Energy Performance Certificate D – Specific consumption: 311 kWh/m².year – Total consumption: 149,296 kWh/year – Certificate no.: 20170616003582