In Beaufays, on the heights of the Seven Hills, a wood of nearly two hectares conceals a villa that is only guessed upon arriving on site. Built in the late 1960s, it belongs to this generation of resolutely modernist architecture that made the choice of total openness to the landscape.
The estate spans 2.9 hectares in total, divided into four plots, including a private wood of more than 19,000 m2 which closes the property on itself and ensures it a rare privacy, while remaining close to the main roads, schools and shops. The perfect balance between absolute calm and everyday convenience.
Oriented southwest, the villa looks to Tilff and the valley of the Ourthe, a panorama that accompanies the look from almost every room to live.
Inside, everything is thought about around this relationship to the landscape: a living-dining room largely glazed extends the view to the terrace, an equipped kitchen opens onto this living space, and an indoor heated pool also benefits from glass walls overlooking the park. The night space is divided between 4 and 5 bedrooms, two bathrooms and four separate toilets. A lower level, fitted out thanks to the graduality of the ground, accommodates two offices, one with independent access, as well as two connecting garages, cellars and a cinema room. The villa is also equipped with an alarm, video surveillance, solar panels, mower robots and secure private access. Around it, close to a hectare of landscaped gardens spread lawns, Japanese maple trees, purple beech trees and paved terraces.
The good now requires modernisation and energy upgrading. But the potential is there, intact: between its architecture, its preserved estate and its view of the valley, this renovated villa will simply regain an exceptional character.
PEB D – Espec : 311kWh/m2.an – Total : 149.296 kWh/year – CU : 20170616003582