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On the impressive Bredaseweg, hidden behind mature trees and a long private driveway, lies one of those rare homes that can hardly be compared to anything else. Not a standard villa, nor a property that seeks to impress merely through size or luxury, but a residence with history, character, and an almost tangible sense of tranquility.This impressive country estate was designed by architect Jan Rebel, renowned for his distinctive villas commissioned by Tilburg’s industrialist families. His signature style is still visible throughout. The flowing rooflines, warm orange-red brickwork, tall chimneys, bay windows, refined timber entrance features, and the almost organic harmony between house and landscape create an appearance that is rarely built today.The residence is set on a magnificent park-like plot of over 6,200 m², entirely enclosed by mature greenery. The moment the gates close behind you, the outside world seems to fade almost instantly into the background. What remains are the rustling of trees, long sightlines across the lawns, and an exceptional sense of privacy.What immediately stands out is how naturally the architecture blends into the landscape. Nearly every room maintains a connection with the outdoors. Large windows quite literally draw the greenery inside, filling the home with light, serenity, and uninterrupted views.Inside, the original character has been preserved with great respect, while the property has also undergone a thorough renovation and been adapted to meet contemporary standards of comfort. Not a sterile renovation, but a carefully balanced combination of authenticity and modern luxury.The impressive central hall with mezzanine and bespoke staircase forms the heart of the home. A space that offers grandeur without ever feeling distant or formal. From here, the various living areas connect effortlessly. The living room is both spacious and inviting, featuring beautiful sightlines towards the gardens, multiple fireplaces, and an atmosphere more reminiscent of an English country house than a traditional villa.The kitchen-diner, centred around a large Bulthaup cooking island, provides a wonderful space for both daily living and entertaining guests. French doors connect the kitchen directly to the terraces and surrounding gardens.Particularly noteworthy is the wellness wing with its indoor swimming pool, sauna, and steam facilities. This area offers every opportunity to create a luxurious private spa at home, while the expansive glass façades provide a beautiful connection with the surrounding greenery. In addition, the estate includes a striking modern pavilion that forms a sophisticated contrast with the architecture of the original house and lends itself perfectly as an atelier, workspace, lounge, or guest accommodation.With approximately 806 m² of living space, seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, multiple living and working areas, several basement rooms, a wine cellar, and a fully functional second floor, the home offers a rare degree of flexibility.The master suite is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the property. Its characteristic curved façade, bespoke cabinetry, fireplace, and luxurious bathroom create an ambiance with an almost boutique-hotel allure.Outside, the setting is equally impressive. Mature trees, rhododendrons, ornamental ponds, winding pathways, and sun-drenched terraces create a park-like environment that seems to evolve beautifully with the changing seasons. A place where silence and space can still truly be experienced.And all of this within close proximity to Tilburg city centre, the Oude Warande, various schools and universities, and the main roads towards Breda, Eindhoven, and ’s-Hertogenbosch.Bredaseweg 389 is a home for true connoisseurs. For those who recognise architecture. Who appreciate the value of a residence with soul, history, and an exceptional location. A country estate that does not demand attention, but instead gradually reveals itself — and once experienced, is difficult to let go.

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.

Designed by architect Beeck in 1956 and renovated in 2014, this villa is set on an exceptional 5,707 m² plot with approximately 495 m² of living space. Located in a residential area of Keerbergen, close to the prestigious Golf- en Meerdomein, this property combines timeless architecture, generous living spaces and a unique connection with the surrounding greenery. The ground floor features bright living areas with large windows overlooking the estate, a kitchen opening onto the south-facing terrace, a home office with separate access and a practical utility room with service entrance. The first floor comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, several dressing rooms and an independent studio with sitting area, bedroom and bathroom, accessible via a separate service staircase. The master suite includes two dressing rooms with adjoining bathroom. Additional: swimming pool, double garage, alarm system, home automation, gas fireplace, solar panels (with green energy certificates), indoor/outdoor cameras, Sonos sound system. Keerbergen is renowned for its green character, residential appeal and excellent quality of life. The combination of tranquillity, nature, the Golf- en Meerdomein and easy access to Leuven, Mechelen and Brussels makes this municipality a highly sought-after residential location. For further information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Merva Marasligil on +32 (0) 484 96 35 94.

Some homes impress through their size. Others through their appearance. Very occasionally, both come together: a residence with timeless elegance, rich history, and remarkable space. It is no coincidence that this property has been designated a Landmark Building by the Municipality of Echt-Susteren.Welcome to Berkelaarsweg 29 in Echt.This distinguished townhouse was designed in 1934 by architect H. Delsing as one of two prestigious residences on Berkelaarsweg. The original architectural drawings are still available and bear his name. Their heritage remains visible today in the home's proportions and authentic features, including stained-glass windows, a striking staircase, wooden floors, and the original marble fireplace.Behind its impressive façade lies a surprising amount of living space. Offering approximately 480 m² of living area, a volume of 2,084 m³, sixteen rooms, and eight bedrooms spread across four levels, the property provides exceptional space and flexibility.Over the years, the house has been adapted to modern living while preserving its original character. This is not just a large home, but a home with history, personality, and room for its next chapter.Basement | More Than Just a CellarThe spacious basement level consists of several separate rooms, creating endless possibilities. Whether used as a wine cellar and tasting room, fitness area, hobby space, studio, archive, or extensive storage area, it adds valuable flexibility to the property.The basement also houses a Nefit central heating system (2002, owned).Ground Floor | Character, Space and ConnectionFrom the moment you step inside, the grandeur of the home is evident. The generous entrance hall and corridors create an elegant foundation, while each room offers its own atmosphere and purpose. Authentic details, including beautiful stained-glass windows, are integral to the home's character.The highlight is undoubtedly the formal living room en suite. Two spacious reception rooms are connected yet retain their individual identity. The herringbone wooden flooring and original marble fireplace create a warm and refined atmosphere.This layout offers excellent flexibility: one large living space for family life and entertaining, or separate areas for relaxing, dining, reading, or music.At the rear of the house is the spacious kitchen, equipped with a Boretti gas range and oven, extractor hood, dishwasher, American-style refrigerator, and Quooker boiling-water tap. Its generous layout makes cooking and entertaining effortless.The kitchen flows into the dining room extension, added in 2011 and featuring underfloor heating. Large windows and direct access to the covered terrace and garden create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. A utility room provides additional practical space and laundry connections.Living and Working CombinedAt the opposite side of the ground floor are two office rooms, accessed via their own hallway. This creates an ideal setting for combining home and business while maintaining privacy.Whether used as an office, practice, studio, library, study, or hobby room, these spaces benefit from the home's exceptional scale and flexibility.First Floor | Generous Bedroom AccommodationThe characteristic staircase leads to the first floor, where five bedrooms provide comfortable and versatile accommodation.A roof terrace is accessed directly from the landing, making it available to everyone on the floor rather than being attached to a single bedroom.All rooms feature built-in storage, while a walk-in wardrobe adds extra convenience. The spacious bathroom includes a shower, bathtub, toilet, and double vanity.Second Floor | A Private Living AreaThe second floor offers another pleasant surprise. Here you will find three additional bedrooms, two of which feature mezzanine levels, a second bathroom, and a private wellness area.The mezzanines create an exceptional sense of space and can serve as home offices, reading areas, lounges, or additional sleeping quarters.The wellness area includes a Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, and separate shower. The second bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower, toilet, and double vanity. This floor is ideal for older children, guests, or as a complete living, working, and relaxation space.A second Nefit central heating system (2015, owned) is also located on this level.Garden | Space, Privacy and Mature GreeneryThe property stands on an impressive 1,824 m² plot. Mature trees and planting provide privacy and atmosphere, while the garden's size creates a wonderful sense of openness and freedom.The covered terrace adjoining the dining room encourages outdoor living throughout the seasons.The grounds also include two detached wooden outbuildings, one incorporating a lounge area. In addition to storage for bicycles and garden equipment, these buildings offer excellent opportunities for a workshop, studio, or hobby space.Location | Central in Central LimburgBerkelaarsweg 29 is located in Echt, in the heart of Central Limburg. The property combines a peaceful residential setting with excellent access to daily amenities, including shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and schools.Nature lovers will appreciate the nearby countryside, the Maasplassen lakes, and numerous walking and cycling routes. The A2 motorway provides convenient connections to Roermond, Maastricht, Eindhoven, and nearby Belgium.Key FeaturesLandmark townhouse dating from 1934, designed by architect H. DelsingApprox. 480 m² living spaceGenerous 1,824 m² plotOriginal stained-glass windows and marble fireplaceCharacterful living room en suiteDedicated office/practice area with two workroomsFive bedrooms on the first floorSeparate roof terraceThree bedrooms on the second floor, two with mezzaninesTwo bathroomsFinnish sauna and infrared saunaDining room extension (2011) with underfloor heatingAir conditioning42 solar panels (2024)Roof insulation and double glazingTwo central heating systemsTwo detached wooden outbuildingsConvenient location near the town centre and A2 motorwayIn ConclusionA home like this cannot be defined by square metres alone. What makes Berkelaarsweg 29 truly special is the combination of architectural elegance, exceptional living space, authentic period details, opportunities to combine living and working, and a garden that offers a rare sense of freedom in the heart of Echt.A home with its own identity. A place with its own story. And above all, a place where you can create your own.

This house was renovated from top to bottom in 2016 under the inspiring eye of an architect. With great attention to detail, this truly special home has become.Older houses in the city center are typically narrow and tall. Few houses offer, like this one, approximately 150 m² of ground floor space. With all that space, the kitchen is the hub of your family. It fulfills this social hub role with a spacious island offering ample storage, PITT Cooking, and a breakfast and drinks bar. Naturally, the kitchen is fully equipped with Miele and Liebherr appliances and a Quooker. There's also ample storage space around the island, and opposite it, a coffee and wine corner. From this kitchen, you also have a beautiful view of the living room, the dining room, and the garden. An ideal focal point for your home.It's especially nice when the sitting area is at the end of the room. Here, you can find peace and quiet in the evenings, without the hustle and bustle. The fireplace is incorporated into a wall, as is the TV. Behind this wall, there's plenty of storage, with shelves providing ample space for displaying beautiful items. Just like the rest of the ground floor, the tiled floor resembles a wooden one. This floor not only creates a warm atmosphere, but thanks to the underfloor heating, it's also very comfortable for bare feet. A large arched window provides ample natural light.Of course, everyone is familiar with the front of St. Jacob's Church. But your visitors will still be surprised by the view from this side. The architect's approach to this project was a surprising one. By installing a huge transparent wall, the inside becomes the outside, and vice versa. The wall can be slid open in two directions from the corner. During the day, it's a wonderfully bright spot for a cozy dining table, and in the evening, you can dine with this remarkable view. The long wall of cabinets makes your home both practical and tasteful. This home also offers more outdoor space than is typical in the city center. In addition to a large courtyard garden, there are two roof terraces. So, you can choose your own spot for sun, shade, reading a book, enjoying a glass of wine together, or enjoying a delicious dinner al fresco.Back HouseIn the back house, on the first floor, you'll find a large room suitable for a variety of purposes. It's currently used as a gym. Below, you'll find the technical room for the spa. There's a sauna with, again, a large glass wall. The heater is freestanding in the room, and there are benches for three people. The (plunge) shower is located at the back. Perhaps even more beautiful is the jacuzzi for about four people. Up on a raised platform under the starry sky behind a glass roof, this is the ultimate relaxation experience, right at home.First FloorThis was once an upstairs and downstairs apartment. By combining the two, a staircase could be removed. The current staircase is beautifully concealed behind a sliding door. We recognize this architect by the banister, but also by the interplay of lines on this staircase and the light line between the wall and the sloping surface. Laundry appliances are concealed in a cupboard on the spacious landing.This family finds it convenient to use a bedroom as a study. And when guests come, they find their place here too. It's understandable that the owner chose this room for work. The view alone makes your workday more enjoyable, doesn't it? And in spring, the garden doors naturally open early. There are plenty of built-in closets with space for a TV. Just like the rest of this floor, there's a wooden engineered wood floor with a whitewash finish. It's a tasteful combination with the other sleek finishes.The other three bedrooms are for the children. Two bedrooms are at the front, both with two windows for relaxing. The back room opens onto the roof terrace.This first bathroom is for the children. Of course, everything here is just as tastefully finished as the rest of the house. Washbasins on the countertop, a calm yet natural wall tile around the bathtub, and a lovely, large walk-in shower. Normally, this would be the main bathroom, but that's still to come. The toilet is accessible separately. Behind this toilet, you'll find a utility room for the second central heating boiler.Second FloorYou have the entire second floor to yourself. Under the attractive trusses lies a large bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The approximately 8-meter-long room has room for a bed, a sitting area by the dormer window, and a long built-in wardrobe under the sloping ceiling. Here too, the same laminated parquet flooring as on the first floor is found. Because the bathroom is exclusively for this room, the sink could be placed on one end. The bathtub is cleverly placed on the sloping ceiling, and the toilet and shower are on the other side of the sink. Behind this bathroom is a surprising storage area for your summer/winter wardrobe.As mentioned, this was once an upstairs and downstairs apartment. This explains the second front door on the front facade. Now, this is the spacious bicycle shed from the street.LocationAnyone who knows this city center well knows that these are the best spots. Not only is it a particularly charming street with beautiful facades, but the street is also a dead end, meaning no through traffic. Incidentally, the street is wide enough to drive right up to the door. Convenient for children and groceries. So, you live here quietly, centrally, and with a wonderful atmosphere. It's also a very pleasant street with neighbors. You'll get to know them in no time. Just a short walk down the street brings you to the fortifications, Zuiderpark, and just a little further on, the Bossche Broek. The shopping and dining areas of the city center are close enough to walk to, yet far enough away that you won't hear or notice anything. The station is a 10-minute walk away.You'll receive an evening parking permit (from 5:00 PM to 10:00 AM) immediately. A 24/7 permit takes a little longer. However, season tickets are available at the St.-Jansgarage, a stone's throw away.Download the brochure here or request a viewing. We're happy to assist you.

Located within walking distance of King Albert Park, this renovated character property combines the authentic cachet of an early 20th-century town house with subtle yet distinct contemporary class and comfort. Designed in 1909 by architect Adolphe Van Coppernolle in an eclectic style with neoclassical influences, the property has been completely renovated with great respect for its original grandeur, seamlessly combining historical details and modern finishes. Upon entering the entrance hall, you turn right to the man cave, which can also serve as a practice room. The staircase leads to the bright living room with dining room and open kitchen, which offer direct access to the terrace and private garden. On the mezzanine floor, there is a spacious shower room. The first floor comprises two bedrooms, one of which opens onto a spacious terrace, while the second floor is entirely dedicated to the master suite with en-suite bathroom and dressing room. The attic floor offers a multipurpose space with the possibility of an additional bedroom and bathroom. Additional features: Authentic elements, high-quality materials, ventilation D with heat recovery, 16 solar panels, EPC A. Very central and quiet location, close to the centre, roads to the motorway and public transport. For more information and a viewing, please contact Kristof Goossens – [email protected] of +32 495 65 50 50

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.

DISCREETLY SITUATED COUNTRY ESTATE – HISTORIC PROTECTED HERITAGE AND LANDSCAPE ZONE – 422 m² – PRIVACY, SPACE AND ARCHITECTURAL ELEGANCE NEAR MAASTRICHT AND THE MARL / HILL REGION OF SOUTH LIMBURGSet within a protected heritage and landscape zone, this exceptional country estate is situated discreetly in the rural outskirts, surrounded by nature and tranquillity. It forms a harmonious architectural composition around a monumental courtyard, meticulously renovated under architectural direction, with a timeless palette of materials and a serene, refined aesthetic throughout.The estate comprises the main residence and its connected private wing (together 422 m²), an autonomous guesthouse, a studio with private access road, and an extraordinarily rare and officially listed (1759) Heritage “Bakehouse”, constructed in marlstone and unique in the region.THE ESTATE – ABSOLUTE PRIVACY AND AN OPEN HORIZONDesigned for complete seclusion, the property offers the privacy normally associated with major European estates. Along one boundary, a tall, elegant row of slender evergreen conifer trees provides privacy, while the remaining sides open freely into the surrounding landscape. A low, softly undulating hedge, following the natural contours of the terrain, frames the far-reaching views and enhances the estate’s sense of openness. This subtle combination of privacy and expansive horizons is uncommon in the Netherlands.THE COURTYARD – MONUMENTAL CALM AND ARCHITECTURAL CLARITYTall historic entrance gates lead into a striking, fully paved courtyard composed in a single refined material palette. Château gravel, a large French fountain and sight lines toward the rare marlstone windmill lend the space a quiet, timeless grandeur. The courtyard serves as the serene centre of the estate – a place where light, order, peace and quite converge.THE MAIN RESIDENCE – TIMELESS MATERIALS AND SUBTLE LUXURYThe main residence is conceived around light, proportion and a strict architectural consistency. The spacious living kitchen, fitted with Gaggenau appliances, forms the heart of the home. The adjoining living area exudes understated luxury with generous windows, a modern wood stove, and direct access to both the courtyard and the garden terraces. Large anthracite tiles extend seamlessly outdoors, creating a unified interior–exterior composition. A study (or additional bedroom) on the ground floor and the elegant Golden Bathroom complete the ground level.The Master Suite on the first floor offers exceptional tranquillity. A partially open floor–ceiling zone creates a sculptural play of height and light, allowing the upper and lower windows to illuminate one another. The bathroom, finished in betonfresco, is crisp, calm and perfectly proportioned.THE SIDE WING – THREE HIGH-END PRIVATE SUITESThe connected side wing harbors three spacious suites, each featuring:• its own bathroom in warm betonfresco• refined materials• generous Velux rooflight• serene, contemporary designWith a seperate entrance, fully equipped kitchen, seperate circuit box, new roof and ceiling insulation and full double glazing, this wing functions as a complete residential entity – ideal for children, guests, family, au-pair, professional use or multi-generational living.THE GUESTHOUSE – DISCRETE AND SELF-CONTAINEDIndependently accessible via a private gate, the guesthouse offers full autonomy with its own terrace, complete facilities and air conditioning. Ideal for guests, visiting family, expats or as a private workspace.THE STUDIO – PRIVATE ACCESS AND INSPIRING VIEWSAccessed via its own paved road with parking, the studio/workshop features tall windows, framing views across garden and landscape. Fully serviced, it is perfectly suited as a studio, design space, consulting room or private office.THE GARDENS – LIGHT, SPACE AND ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPINGThe garden, designed with clarity and minimal maintenance in mind, includes:• an elegant plunge pool• a large natural pond• fruit orchard• château gravel and lawns• native plant garden (roses intenational cultivars, hydrangeas, various trees and conifers) an exclusive landscaped garden design with a vibrant play of colors• terraces finished in the same tiles as indoors, creating a seamless indoor–outdoor connection• parking spaces at the rear of the grounds, accessible via a private access roadThe estate borders a protected natural habitat, home to roe deer, badgers and the European hamster.THE HERITAGE BAKEHOUSE – AN EXTRAORDINARY MONUMENTAt the rear of the grounds there is a remarkably well-preserved Heritage Bakehouse from 1759, built in marlstone and officially listed as a historical monument - rarely seen in the Netherlands.Equipped with:• electricity• water connection• sewage connection prepared in the groundIt is ideal for future use as a guest suite, wellness space, or studio. TECHNICAL SUSTAINABILITY• the complex consist of buildings from various construction periods, the earliest dating back to 1759• not located in a flood zone• open-structure ceilings with a bespoke lighting design• main residence: new roof and new Kömmerling window frames (HR++)• private wing: new insulation and full double glazing• all roofs insulated• facades with ventilation-shaft system• fibre-optic internet• heat pump preparationPARKING• Private parking spaces at the front, behind an electronic gate• At the rear of the estate via a private road to the private parking area.SUMMARYA unique, discreetly situated, fully enclosed country estate within a protected landscape, offering 422 m² of refined living space, multiple autonomous residential units, rare architectural features, exceptional privacy, permament unobstructed views and a heritage Bakehouse. For those seeking peace, architecture design, elegance, history, serenity and contemporary quality. And all of this within cycling distance of Maastricht!A recent independent valuation report is available.

Exceptional Contemporary Living in the Countryside of NistelrodeSome residences transcend architecture. They offer a lifestyle defined by space, serenity and uncompromising quality. Set amidst the peaceful countryside of Nistelrode, this exceptional detached designer bungalow is a rare opportunity to experience contemporary luxury in perfect harmony with nature.Offering over 200 m² of beautifully appointed living space on a private plot of approximately 1,240 m², this remarkable residence combines striking architecture, sophisticated interiors and state-of-the-art sustainability. Every detail has been carefully considered to create a home that is as elegant as it is effortless to live in.Highlights- Detached architect-designed bungalow with over 200 m² of living space- Private plot of approximately 1,240 m²- Outstanding A+++ energy rating- Ground-source heat pump, heat recovery ventilation, water-based ceiling cooling, 27 solar panels and HR++ glazing- Partially sedum-covered green roof- Three spacious bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms, including a private en-suite to the principal suite- Light-filled living spaces with floor-to-ceiling glazing overlooking the landscaped gardens- Integral garage and generous on-site parking- Flexible layout, perfectly suited for multi-generational living, a private office, wellness practice or creative studioInteriorStep inside and discover an interior where contemporary design meets understated elegance. Clean architectural lines, premium natural materials and carefully curated finishes create an atmosphere of warmth, tranquillity and timeless sophistication.At the heart of the residence lies an impressive open-plan living area, seamlessly connected to the luxury kitchen and dining space. Expansive glazing floods the interior with natural light while framing uninterrupted views of the beautifully landscaped gardens. The transition between indoors and outdoors feels effortless, allowing every season to become part of the living experience.Designed entirely on one level, the home offers an exceptional sense of comfort and accessibility. The principal suite enjoys direct access to the garden and features a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom, creating a private retreat reminiscent of an exclusive boutique hotel. Two additional bedrooms and a second luxury bathroom provide generous accommodation for family and guests alike.One of the home's defining qualities is its remarkable versatility. Whether envisioned as an elegant family residence, a multi-generational home or a property with a dedicated office, practice or studio, the intelligent layout offers exceptional flexibility without compromising privacy or comfort.Sustainability Without CompromiseBehind its refined aesthetics lies cutting-edge technology designed for effortless, future-proof living. A ground-source heat pump, heat recovery ventilation system, water-based ceiling cooling, 27 solar panels, HR++ glazing and a partially sedum-covered roof ensure exceptional energy efficiency while maintaining a consistently comfortable indoor climate throughout the year.Outdoor LivingThe landscaped gardens surrounding the residence provide complete privacy and a rare sense of peace. Mature greenery, generous terraces and the idyllic countryside setting create an atmosphere that feels both secluded and connected to nature. Here, outdoor living becomes a natural extension of the home itself.A Rare OpportunityProperties of this calibre are seldom available. Defined by architectural excellence, exceptional sustainability and remarkable versatility, this is far more than a residence. It is a home designed for those who value quality, privacy and contemporary luxury without compromise.A truly distinctive property where architecture, comfort and nature exist in perfect balance.

This exceptional villa, designed by architect Luc Binst, combines contemporary architecture, refined finishes, and a unique setting with uninterrupted views over the surrounding meadows. Its clean lines, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, and carefully selected materials create a timeless residence where light, space, and nature take center stage. The home offers generous living areas that flow seamlessly onto the terraces and landscaped garden. The open-plan kitchen and living space, featuring bespoke finishes, form the heart of the house and, together with the dining area and lounge, benefit from abundant natural light and a direct connection to the outdoors. The sleeping quarters comprise three bedrooms, with one bathroom, complemented by a spacious master suite featuring a walk-in dressing room and an en-suite bathroom. The thoughtfully designed layout ensures optimal living comfort and a pleasant sense of privacy for every member of the family. The landscaped garden is a natural extension of the architecture. The swimming pool, expansive terraces, and elegant pool house create an exclusive outdoor living experience, while the open views across the surrounding meadows provide a remarkable sense of tranquility and space. Located in a green and residential setting, this property combines architectural excellence, easy accessibility, and an exceptional quality of life. For further information, please contact Talia Werner at +32 (0) 488 25 52 55.

At the foot of the Maasdijk, close to the ferry crossing to North Brabant, stands this architect-designed country house in the Kempen style with a detached luxury outbuilding, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens.Living room with bay window, kitchen/dining room, entrance hall, utility room, garden room and cellar.Principal bedroom with dressing area, adjoining bedroom, luxurious bathroom and separate laundry room on the first floor.Fully equipped detached outbuilding with open-plan kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms and a mezzanine sleeping area. Spacious barn beneath the same roof.Alem once lay on the Brabant side of the River Meuse, but following the canalisation of the river, the village now forms part of the province of Gelderland.Situated on a peninsula between the River Meuse and its floodplains, Alem is surrounded by an exceptional river landscape. Walkers, cyclists, water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers will all feel at home here.Despite its peaceful rural setting, everyday amenities are surprisingly close by. The nearby villages of Rossum and Kerkdriel offer a comprehensive range of facilities.The historic fortified town of Zaltbommel, with its railway station and direct access to the A2 motorway, is also within easy reach. Alem therefore combines the tranquillity of the countryside with excellent accessibility to the heart of the Netherlands.Gross volume: 791 m³Living area: 229 m²Of which approximately 71 m² is located in the detached outbuildingPlot size: 1,110 m²Year of construction (main house): 2001Year of construction (outbuilding): 2023Energy label: AGround floor:The heart of the home is the spacious kitchen/dining room.This inviting space features a bespoke oak and natural stone kitchen, offering ample storage and a range of integrated appliances. Thanks to its open connection with the living room, cooking, dining and relaxing blend effortlessly together.The living room has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Oak beams, traditional brickwork, a fireplace and the generous bay window all contribute to its character and charm.Large windows flood the room with natural light and create a wonderful connection with the garden.To the rear of the property is a spacious hallway with a cloakroom/WC, leading to a practical utility room with a fitted kitchen unit, built-in storage cupboards and an integrated washing machine connection. From here, the garden room can be accessed. This light-filled, conservatory-style room provides a delightful place to enjoy the garden throughout the seasons. French doors open onto the raised terrace, overlooking the beautifully landscaped garden.First floor:From the entrance hall, the staircase leads to the first floor.The generous principal bedroom spans almost the full width of the house and offers extensive fitted wardrobes. Via the dressing area, a second bedroom is accessed, currently used by the owners as a fitness room. This room also benefits from fitted wardrobes on both sides.The luxurious bathroom is fitted with a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, vanity unit and WC. In addition, there is a separate laundry room on this floor.The distinctive rooflines, solid oak arched doors, dormer windows and exposed timber construction further enhance the character and atmosphere of this floor.Outbuilding:The detached outbuilding was completed in 2023. Its architecture and choice of materials blend seamlessly with the main house, creating a harmonious ensemble.The ground floor comprises a living room with an open-plan kitchen, a multifunctional room and a bathroom. The first floor offers two bedrooms and a mezzanine sleeping area.Beneath the same roof is a spacious barn, equipped with a 380V power connection, making it ideal for storing bicycles and garden equipment or accommodating space-demanding hobbies.A total of 27 solar panels have been installed on the roof.Thanks to its self-contained layout, the outbuilding lends itself perfectly to a variety of uses, including multi-generational living, a home office or practice, an artist's studio, or comfortable accommodation for family and friends. An electric vehicle charging point is also provided.Particulars:At the foot of the dyke, in the rural surroundings of Alem, stands this architect-designed country house in the Kempen style, distinguished by its striking appearance, high-quality materials and thoughtful architectural design.The property has been built with exceptional attention to detail. Authentic materials such as oak timber frames, natural stone, solid wooden floors and traditional brickwork create a harmonious whole. Large windows provide abundant natural light and establish a natural connection with the outdoors. Both the main house and the outbuilding are equipped with air conditioning on both floors.What makes this location particularly appealing is its sheltered position beside the dyke, close to the ferry crossing to North Brabant. Here you can enjoy life surrounded by water, floodplains and nature, while amenities, major roads and towns such as Zaltbommel and 's-Hertogenbosch remain within easy reach.The detached outbuilding with adjoining barn makes this property exceptionally versatile. It is ideally suited not only for comfortable family living, but also for multi-generational living, running a business from home, or accommodating guests.Surrounding the property is a beautifully landscaped garden with an irrigation system, which has matured gracefully over the years. Mature hedges, flowering borders, ornamental grasses and attractive trees create a green and private setting.Several terraces have been created around the property, ensuring there is always a pleasant place to enjoy either the sunshine or the shade at any time of day. The generous veranda provides a wonderful setting in which to relax and enjoy outdoor living well into the evening.

Situated in a truly prime location, directly overlooking the Het Kloosterwiel nature reserve, this architect-designed country house offers a complete ground-floor living programme, a spacious integral double garage, and a beautifully landscaped evergreen garden with a garden pavilion.Generous garden-facing living room with fireplace, kitchen with breakfast bar, utility room, pantry, bedroom, luxurious bathroom and an integral double garage on the ground floor.Three bedrooms on the first floor, including a principal bedroom of approximately 25 sq.m. that can easily be divided into two separate bedrooms, a second bathroom, separate WC and two spacious roof terraces.Gross volume: 1,108 m³Living area: 266 m²Plot size: 737 m²Year of construction: 1995Ground FloorThe spacious entrance hall leads into the impressive, garden-facing living room.Expansive windows flood this elegant living space with natural light while offering delightful views across the evergreen garden. Wide sliding doors open onto the glazed veranda, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.To the eastern side of the living room, an inviting library corner with a contemporary gas fireplace provides a warm and intimate setting.The kitchen is directly connected to the living room and features a breakfast bar together with a range of integrated appliances. From here there is access to the cellar, a practical utility room and a separate storage room, which in turn leads to the generous integral double garage.The spacious principal bedroom is also located on the ground floor and is fitted with air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable sleeping environment even during the warmest summer months. An adjoining dressing room leads to the luxurious bathroom, appointed with a walk-in shower, double vanity unit and WC. This thoughtfully designed layout provides a fully self-contained ground-floor living arrangement.First FloorThe first floor offers a surprising amount of additional accommodation.Arranged around the central landing are three bedrooms, a second bathroom, a storage room and two generous roof terraces.The largest bedroom measures approximately 25 sq.m., benefits from air conditioning and features a spacious walk-in safe room. Should additional accommodation be required, this room can easily be divided into two full-sized bedrooms.The second bathroom is fitted with a shower, washbasin and WC. Both roof terraces offer complete privacy and provide wonderful places to enjoy the outdoors at any time of day.ParticularsThe location is truly exceptional. From the front door, you can step directly into the Het Kloosterwiel nature reserve, while the historic centre of Zaltbommel—with its charming shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities—is just a few minutes away by bicycle. Here, you enjoy peaceful green surroundings without sacrificing the convenience and atmosphere of the town.In recent years, the property has undergone an extensive programme of sustainability improvements and now benefits from an Energy Label A. Features include a heat pump, a substantial number of solar panels and excellent insulation throughout, combining outstanding living comfort with remarkably low energy consumption.The heart of the home is undoubtedly the generous garden-facing living room. Large glazed elevations create a strong visual connection with the garden, while underfloor heating and underfloor cooling ensure a comfortable indoor climate throughout every season.A major advantage of this property is its complete ground-floor living programme. In addition to the spacious living areas, the ground floor accommodates a generous bedroom, a luxurious bathroom and an adjoining dressing room. This makes the property equally appealing to families and to those seeking the convenience of single-level living.The house is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped evergreen garden featuring several terraces, complete privacy and sunny as well as shaded seating areas throughout the day. Mature planting and the sheltered setting create an idyllic outdoor environment in which to relax and unwind.This spacious, sustainable and architect-designed country house occupies one of the most desirable residential locations in Zaltbommel—a home where nature, space, comfort and future-proof living come together in perfect harmony.

In a green and residential setting, this architectural villa stands out with its rounded shapes, open volumes, and large glass surfaces that create exceptional natural light and a strong connection with the garden and ponds. The home offers spacious living areas, a fully equipped kitchen, and a terrace overlooking the surrounding greenery. The sleeping quarters include three bedrooms, among which a master suite with dressing room and ensuite bathroom. In addition, there is a second bathroom, a separate guest toilet, and an extra room that can be used as an office, hobby room, or fourth bedroom. A separate laundry room completes the layout. Thanks to its configuration and multifunctional spaces, this property is ideal for those wishing to combine living and working, with the location perfectly suited for a private practice. Additional features include solar panels, two garages, a spacious basement, and four outdoor parking spaces. The central void, high ceilings, and architectural elements give the home a distinctive character. Meise offers a peaceful residential environment with smooth connections to Brussels and Antwerp. Shops, schools, and the Botanical Garden of Meise are located nearby. For more information, contact Talia Werner at +32 (0)488 25 52 55.

Located near the centre of Wavre, close to major roads and all amenities, this beautiful architect-designed villa of ± 313 m² enjoys a green setting on a carefully landscaped plot of approximately 10 acres, at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. The entrance hall leads to a utility room, which in turn leads to the villa's private car park and to the lower floors via a beautiful two-part staircase. The first floor consists of a hallway, four bedrooms, including a master suite with adjoining dressing room, two bathrooms (bath and shower) and a large multipurpose room. The ground floor comprises a cloakroom, a storage room and a large open-plan living area combining a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room and a lounge, all opening onto a large outdoor terrace with a swimming pool and garden. The high-quality finishes, noble materials and fluid circulation give this property a sense of quality, ideal for family life in a privileged environment. Others: heated swimming pool, private parking, alarm and videophone, PEB A. Wavre, ideally located between Brussels and Namur, offers peaceful residential neighbourhoods in close proximity to amenities and schools. For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Sotheby's Brabant on +32 (2) 898.09.40.

Ideally located on a quiet, tree-lined avenue facing the Bois de la Cambre and in the immediate vicinity of the Villa Lorraine, this architect-designed property built in 2000 offers approximately 300 m² of living space. It immediately captivates with its sleek lines, exceptional brightness, and private green surroundings.The ground floor opens onto an entrance hall with a cloakroom and guest facilities. It leads to a guest suite with a shower room (perfectly adapted for people with reduced mobility) as well as a spacious living area of approx. 50 m². This bright living room, enhanced by a cozy wood-burning stove, includes a fully equipped open-plan kitchen and a dining area. The entire space extends harmoniously toward a terrace and an intimate, South-West facing garden.Upstairs, the night hall distributes 4 beautiful bedrooms, 3 of which feature a dressing area, and one benefits from a private terrace overlooking the garden. A second shower room and separate toilets complete this level. Thermal comfort is ensured by an underfloor heating system on both floors.The attic houses a large, insulated space of approx. 65 m² that can be converted, offering excellent expansion potential. A garage with a laundry area and an outdoor parking space complete the features.Amenities: Alarm system, surveillance cameras, water softener, 2 rainwater recovery tanks (15,000 L in total).Energy performance: EPC D.Location: Highly sought-after area, just a stone's throw from the Vivier d’Oie train station, local shops, renowned schools, and public transport.Information and viewings: Jérôme at +32 478 32 65 42.

Located in the highly sought-after municipality of La Hulpe, on the border with Hoeilaart, this rare property enjoys a peaceful, unspoilt and particularly desirable countryside setting, just a few kilometres from Brussels. Set on a plot of approximately 3.4 hectares, this building plot offers an exceptional setting. The land is currently wooded and accessible via a small unpaved path, ensuring peace, privacy and complete immersion in nature. The property also includes an existing derelict building, offering the possibility of renovation or reconstruction, subject to the required planning permissions. A concept design prepared by architect Bruno Erpicum is available upon request and provides an insight into the remarkable architectural potential of this unique setting. Planning information: ZACC zone. La Hulpe is highly sought after for its excellent and fast connections to Brussels, its convenient location close to all amenities and its easy access to public transport, including the railway station. At the same time, the property benefits from an exceptional and privileged natural environment. For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Sotheby's Brabant on +32 (2) 898.09.40

Nestled in the heart of one of Ixelles' most sought-after neighborhoods, close to the Bois de la Cambre, Embassy district and ULB University, this modernist mansion was designed in 1959 by renowned architect André Jacqmain, in collaboration with renowned interior designer Jules Wabbes. In the entrance hall, the spectacular spiral staircase structures the house's five levels, all bathed in natural light thanks to high ceilings and a vast glass façade. This design marries the timeless charm of noble materials with contemporary functionality. The interior offers generous, elegant volumes, including a bright, convivial living space. The house has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, perfectly suited to the needs of a large family. Outside, a landscaped garden invites you to relax, a veritable cocoon of greenery right in the center of town. A large garage completes this rare property. Ideal location, close to schools, shops, sports clubs, restaurants and excellent connections to public transport and major roads. Peaceful residential setting, yet close to the hustle and bustle of Brussels. PEB F

On Avenue Molière, close to Place Brugmann, a “Beaux-Arts” style mansion dating from 1925, designed by the architect A. Lissen, listed in the heritage register, and fully renovated. It has retained all its charm and period features and offers a gross floor area of approximately 671 m² (according to EPC) Behind an 8-metre-wide façade, the house comprises, on the ground floor, a carriage entrance leading to the rear courtyard and an entrance hall with a grand staircase and cloakroom. This level also features a first kitchen with access to the courtyard, as well as a study. The first floor comprises a reception room with an open fire, a dining room with a balcony and a kitchen. The second floor features the master suite with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom, as well as two further bedrooms and a bathroom. The third and top floor comprises an office, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a second bedroom with en-suite bathroom and separate toilet. The converted basement consists of a utility room with access to the garden, and a studio with a shower room. An attached garage with direct access to the courtyard (rue F. Merjay) completes the property. Other features: triple-glazed windows, porter's lodge, garage, cellars, utility room, Buderus gas boiler. Avenue Molière is one of the most beautiful avenues in Brussels. Lined with splendid mansions, it is green, wide and a pleasant place to live. It is situated in a quiet neighbourhood close to restaurants and small shops. For further information, please contact Bertrand de Moffarts on +32 (0) 475 944 508.

A majestic French-style villa (± 754 m²), designed by architect Van Meulecom, set on a lot of ± 2,600 m². This magnificent property is laid out as follows: Ground floor: spacious entry hall (21.92 m²), living room (approx. 40 m²), library area, dining room (24.65 m²), summer dining room with a veranda (approx. 30 m²), a magnificent southwestern-facing garden of approx. 1,300 m², a separate semi-professional kitchen with a veranda (approx. 38 m²), and a two-car garage. On the first floor: 6 bedrooms (15.48 m², 20.39 m², 25.65 m², ± 15 m², 10.17 m², and ± 14 m²), 5 bathrooms, and access to the unfinished attic. In the basement: several storage rooms, a cold storage room, a climate-controlled wine cellar, a sauna, a fitness room, and a laundry room. There is also an annex of approximately 38 m² that can serve as a caretaker’s house. This annex has been completely rebuilt from scratch. Additional features: Versailles-style hardwood floors, electric shutters, alarm system, thermostat, underfloor heating, soundproof walls, reinforced doors, security cameras, high-end security system, and a slate Mansard roof. For further information or to schedule a visit, please contact Harrison Saey at +32 473 80 39 16 Energy Performance Certificate (PEB): G. Available upon closing.

Located in the immediate vicinity of Place Brugmann, this Beaux-Arts-style mansion, designed by architect Paul Picquet, has a gross floor area of approximately 540 m² (according to EPC) and comprises five suites and a rear annex. The three-sided property opens onto a spacious entrance hall with a central staircase. This leads to the spacious living room featuring a fireplace, whilst the dining area and fully equipped kitchen with breakfast nook open onto the inner courtyard. The central staircase or lift leads to the master floor, comprising a bedroom, a separate dressing room, a TV lounge with fireplace and a study. On the upper floors, there are four suites, each with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom. On the lower floor, a laundry room, a family room, a wellness area with gym and sauna, a wine cellar, several storage rooms and a staff bedroom with shower room. A separate rear building with a duplex studio comprising a kitchenette and a living room completes the property. Other features: lift, alarm system, numerous cellars, water softener, indoor garage for one car, EPC rating D Place Brugmann is renowned for its quality of life; it is a quiet, green neighbourhood surrounded by shops and restaurants. There is quick and easy access to public transport. It is situated close to several well-regarded schools. For further information, please contact Corinne Thumelaire on +32 (0) 498 23 79 35

Ideally located between the Ixelles Ponds and the King's Garden, in a modernist-style building constructed by Herpain, this remarkable garden-level flat has a gross surface area of approximately 170 m² with a terrace and private garden of approximately 160 m², offering unobstructed views of the Ixelles Ponds. The walk-through apartment, entirely furnished by the famous interior architect/designer Christophe Gevers, demonstrates his love for the combination of steel, stone and wood, highlighting these noble and durable materials. The entrance hall sets the tone, leading you to the spacious living room with its brushed stainless steel storage units and bleached oak false ceiling, the open-plan modular kitchen and the bedrooms, each of which opens onto the ± 160 m² garden. The master bedroom offers a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, followed by a bedroom with bathroom and a small bedroom/study with private bathroom. A parking space and cellar complete this property. Other features: furniture included in the sale, security doors, laundry room, cellars, videophone, concierge. Les Etangs d'Ixelles offers a green and picturesque setting just a stone's throw from Place Flagey. This area is known for its quality of life, combining the tranquillity of the ponds with the liveliness of the surrounding neighbourhood. Numerous public transport links. For further information, please contact Bertrand de Moffarts on +32 475 944 508.

Elegant 3-fronted Anglo-Saxon-style house designed by architect Adrien Blomme in 1928, set in a private, secure park on the edge of the Cambre Abbey and the Ixelles ponds. The ground floor comprises an elegant entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet, two study areas, a laundry room and an enclosed garage. On the first floor, a hall leads to two reception rooms, a dining room and a kitchen opening onto the garden. On the second floor, a hall leads to two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. The third and top floor, proposes two bedrooms and a shower room. The basement comprises storage and wine cellars and a technical cellar. Other features: enclosed garage, 2014 gas-fired boiler, lift, new windows frames and new insulated roof. Second garage optional. AI-enhanced outdoor photos Set around the beautiful 13th-century abbey and its splendid French park, the Abbaye district is one of the most sought-after in Brussels. Between the Bois de la Cambre and the Ixelles ponds, it offers a wide variety of restaurants and shops. For further information, please contact Natalie Van Lerbeirghe au + 32 (0) 470 70 20 10

Located on the iconic Avenue Molière, this beautiful townhouse in geometric Art Nouveau style was built in 1910 at the request of engineer Bruno Schmidt, based on the plans of architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin, who designed it as a total work of art. This townhouse, classified in 1996 and with an area of ± 578 m² (according to EPC), was recently completely renovated while preserving its original features and elements. The facade is distinguished by the architect's personal and innovative style, recognizable by the geometric shapes inspired by the Vienna Secession. The elegant entrance sets the tone for the refined decoration and welcomes guests to the first two reception floors. The upper floors, accessible by elevator, house the master suite consisting of a bedroom, a dressing room, and a bathroom, as well as three other suites, one of which includes a spacious terrace. A beautifully landscaped garden provides access to an enclosed garage. Others: elevator, cellars, compliant electricity, EPC E. AI-generated furniture Surrounded by splendid mansions, Avenue Molière is one of the most beautiful avenues in Brussels; green, wide, and pleasant to live in, close to many restaurants and small shops. For further information, please contact Corinne Thumelaire at +32 (0) 498 237 935.

A majestic French-style villa (± 754 m²), designed by architect Van Meulecom, set on a lot of ± 2,600 m². This magnificent property is laid out as follows: Ground floor: spacious entry hall (21.92 m²), living room (approx. 40 m²), library area, dining room (24.65 m²), summer dining room with a veranda (approx. 30 m²), a magnificent southwestern-facing garden of approx. 1,300 m², a separate semi-professional kitchen with a veranda (approx. 38 m²), and a two-car garage. On the first floor: 6 bedrooms (15.48 m², 20.39 m², 25.65 m², ± 15 m², 10.17 m², and ± 14 m²), 5 bathrooms, and access to the unfinished attic. In the basement: several storage rooms, a cold storage room, a climate-controlled wine cellar, a sauna, a fitness room, and a laundry room. There is also an annex of approximately 38 m² that can serve as a caretaker’s house. This annex has been completely rebuilt from scratch. Additional features: Versailles-style hardwood floors, electric shutters, alarm system, thermostat, underfloor heating, soundproof walls, reinforced doors, security cameras, high-end security system, and a slate Mansard roof. For further information or to schedule a visit, please contact Harrison Saey at +32 473 80 39 16 Energy Performance Certificate (PEB): G. Available upon closing.