luxury architect houses for sale Antwerp, Belgium

A prestigious entrance gate with a long driveway leads you to the magnificent manor house “Les Gobelets”. This is an estate of ± 17 ha with a park designed by landscape architect Jacques Wirtz. The mansion/castle in neoclassical architecture was built around 1958. It was designed by architect J. Hebbelynck according to a rigid and symmetrical rhythm. The property has a living area of ± 887 m². The majestic entrance hall gives access to several large living spaces, including a large reception room, a formal dining room, an office, a library, a relatively modern kitchen and a checkroom. On the second floor there is a master bedroom with bathroom and dressing room, an extra master bedroom and 4 more bedrooms with bathroom and a linen room with ironing room. On the second floor there is the possibility of creating a multipurpose room. The second floor includes a laundry room, kitchen, several cellars, workshop and a large garage. The interior was designed by Axel Vervoordt, with every detail worked out to perfection. The castle is extremely elegant and has a prestigious appearance. The structure and condition of the building are robust and solid. Certain parts of the property are in need of renovation. Not classified as real estate heritage. Quietly located next to a former and listed monastery. Located less than 10 minutes from major highways with direct connections to Antwerp (35min), Ghent (35min) and Brussels (50min). Extra: beautiful and wide view with complete privacy, a large pond (type ‘miroir d'eau’), woods for walking and meadows. For more information, please contact Kristof Goossens on +32 495 65 50 50.

A rare architectural signature by Jo Crepain, nestled in the greenery of ’s-Gravenwezel. The Pink Villa is a striking residential concept that, through its exceptional architecture, attracted national and international acclaim in the past. Set on a plot of approximately 2,000 m², the carefully landscaped garden forms a natural extension of the architecture itself. Designed through an intensive dialogue between the architect and the first owner, this U-shaped villa is an exceptional example of contemporary, postmodernist architecture with neo-purist influences. Its powerful geometry is softened by a subtle interplay between light, glass, concrete, and the surrounding landscape. Spanning approximately 335 m², the residence is organized around a sheltered, south-facing patio of approx. 36 m² and comprises a live-in kitchen with dining area, a spacious living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a home office and TV room on the mezzanines, as well as a two-car garage and storage spaces. Additional details: Particularly characteristic are the pink and grey concrete blocks and the numerous windows and glass blocks, which bring natural light deep into the interior and offer a constantly changing experience of the home throughout the day. Heating system replaced in 2025. The roof and two Velux skylights were replaced in 2012.