This exceptional villa, designed by Edgar Magerman, was built in 1930 with a living area of 600 m2 on a plot of 4,685 m2. The building has an elongated rectangular shape covered with a high ogival roof with triangular capes. The villa is known as "The Latemse Vault" and is the former outdoor residence of the Gentian fathers dominicans.
This unique villa in green underwent a thorough restoration in 2018 to a ground floor living and immense space on the first floor under the direction of architect Maarten Dobbelaere from Ghent. This restoration was a tribute to the former tradition of the 1930s and 1940s when the Latemse Vault was a meeting point for almost all the Latin artists of that time. The villa has a beautiful open living space that bathes in the daylight due to the high ceiling glass areas with beautiful views to the beautiful green and wooded surroundings. The modern open kitchen is fully equipped with high-quality materials and many built-in wardrobes and kitchen appliances. The kitchen also has direct access to the terrace. The villa has a total of 3 spacious bedrooms each with its own bathroom. The first floor of the villa is 1 large imposing open space that offers huge possibilities. The unique ogival roof structure is clearly visible and makes the space even more impressive.
This villa, on a plot of almost half a hectare, with an original architecture and its own history, offers you an exceptional living experience.
Characteristics
Property ID Pro-4211
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
Living area 600 m2
Plot area 4.685 m2
Year of manufacture 1930
Renovation year 2018 Heating Gas