Prince d'Orange - 5bed villa with south-facing garden

Located in the highly sought-after Prince d'Orange district of Uccle, this magnificent 1950 villa, designed by architect Paul-Jean Devos and built by builder Fr. Vervloet-Hamels, is set in greenery, sheltered from view, on a 19 ares 21 centiares plot. It has a floor area of approx. 400 m², essentially on one level, and opens onto a splendid south-facing garden with no overlooked views.
The architect has given the villa a unique rhythm, building it around a central patio that structures the spaces and provides visual breathing space. This patio, with its sober, elegant lines, adds an extra touch of comfort.
From the moment you enter, you'll be seduced by its generous volumes and fluid layout, with a vast reception hall featuring a checkroom and guest toilet, leading naturally to the reception rooms: a bright living area with open fire, extended by a south-facing terrace and the garden; a convivial dining room, adjoining a fully-equipped bespoke kitchen with Brazilian granite worktops by marble-maker Crombé.
The night wing offers a master suite with private bathroom, designed in Carrara marble, as well as three additional bedrooms, each with its own shower room. A quiet, bright study completes the living space.
An unobtrusive service entrance leads to the upper floor, which offers an additional bedroom, bathroom, separate toilet and a beautiful, ideal multi-purpose space.
A double garage, several outdoor parking spaces and numerous cellars complete this exceptional property.
An emblematic property in a privileged setting, combining modernist architecture, prestigious materials and contemporary comfort.
A must-see!