Woning en villa for sale in Uccle

A pronounced architecture from the 1970s This modern villa, designed by Marc Corbiau in the 1970s, offers about 550 m2 of living space in a green residential area. The architecture is built around light, volumes and carefully orchestrated perspectives, with a strong focus on the relationship between inside and outside. The house has six bedrooms and five bathrooms. EPC E.

Light as an architectural starting point Large windows bring abundant natural light into the different spaces and strengthen the visual connection to the garden. The clear and well proportioned volumes are organized around a smooth circulation and half-level enclosures. This creates a varied sequence of spaces with a continuous dialogue with the outdoor environment.

A garden as an extension of the house The villa opens to a garden designed by landscape architect Jacques Wirtz, planted with bamboo and lush vegetation. From the living areas the views of course continue to the greenery, which determines the atmosphere of the house. The use of natural materials enhances this continuity and gives the interior a warm look.

Designed for living and receiving Thanks to the scale and layout of the rooms, the house lends itself to both comfortable family life and reception. The property also has a garage and a basement. The location is particularly practical, with all shops less than 200 meters away.