Modernist work by Charles Dumont

Conceived in 1967 by Belgian architect Charles Dumont, this signature modernist villa is a true architectural work. More than a home, it is the result of a close dialogue between its first owners—who still live there—and an architect for whom space took precedence over convention, and for whom a wall did not necessarily have to be straight. Set in a carefully preserved green environment, the house was designed around light and orientation. The openings frame the landscape, the volumes are freely articulated, and the open, flowing living spaces create successive atmospheres that change with the hours and the seasons. It offers three bedrooms, including a primary suite facing the garden, an office, several reception areas with distinct ambiances, a kitchen with dining area and adjoining laundry room. A large indoor swimming pool extends the architectural experience and enhances the exceptional character of the place. A double garage and numerous storage spaces complete the property. The property now requires upgrading works, but above all it represents a rare opportunity: to take over an authentic modernist work, preserve it in its original spirit and let it evolve with its time, while respecting its strong architectural identity. EPC G: Spec: 551kWh/m².year; Etotal: 171794 kWh/year; cu: 20260208009224