The architecture of Marc Corbiau In the vicinity of the Royal Léopold Club and the Van Buuren Museum, this contemporary villa, designed by Marc Corbiau, is located in an exceptionally green and discreet environment. According to the EPC, the property offers approximately 780 m2 of living space and is located on a landscaped area of about 40 arenas, with a rare sense of space and privacy. The architecture is characterized by clean lines, abundant light and continuous dialogue between the interiors and the surrounding garden.
Light as guide From the entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet the circulation leads to generous reception areas around a fireplace, an elegant dining room and a fully equipped kitchen with office. Large window areas seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor spaces and connect the living areas to the terrace, the landscaped garden and the swimming pool. Fully sheltered from view, this green environment is a natural extension of the home, suitable for both revenue and more intimate moments.
Privacy as a starting point The villa has five bedrooms and five bathrooms, so furnished that each room retains a sense of privacy. On the floor, the master suite has a dressing and a complete bathroom, while four additional bedrooms each have their own bathroom. On the lower level there is a versatile space that can be furnished as a family room, relaxation room or independent studio, with direct access to the garden.
A lifestyle around the garden This villa was designed to combine contemporary comfort with a pronounced outdoor life. The pool is surrounded by greenery and the carefully landscaped garden offers exceptional privacy. A laundry room, videophone, water softener, integrated audio system and alarm system complete the comfort. A covered garage for two cars and four additional parking spaces for the house provide extra ease of use. Schools, shops and important connecting roads are located in the immediate vicinity, while the house simultaneously retains the tranquility and discretion of a special residential location.