This stunning full renovation (2025) perfectly combines authentic charm with contemporary luxury and future-oriented technology. The home has been finished with exceptional attention to quality and durability, featuring EPC A, a heat pump with cooling, a Type D ventilation system, home control automation, an alarm system, acoustic insulation, and carefully crafted built-in storage throughout.

Upon entering, you are immediately enveloped in a serene wabi-sabi atmosphere. The ground floor features a luxurious kitchen in natural stone and walnut veneer, an open-plan living and dining area, and a cozy city patio that basks in the afternoon sun (W).

The impressive rear façade, spanning three floors, provides exceptional light and a strong sense of space. The first mezzanine houses a comfortable home cinema.

On the first floor: a spacious bedroom, a stylish bathroom with a large walk-in shower and bathtub, and a second bedroom or a bright, airy studio.

On the second floor, under the roof, is the phenomenal master suite with dressing room and shower. A second versatile mezzanine completes the home.

Along the way, you have access to a sunny rooftop terrace—a perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun.

Good to know: the entire interior can be taken over if desired.

This XL home offers an impressive living space of no less than 526 m², including a covered swimming pool with shower and sauna. And you haven’t even seen the garden yet! This exceptional detached property sits on a plot of no less than 1,400 m².

Through the separate entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet, you enter the spacious living area, which flows into two separate sitting areas. One is set up with a TV, while the other offers a cosy spot by the open fireplace with views of the garden. Both rooms feature parquet flooring. Natural light floods in through the large windows.

Adjacent is the fully equipped kitchen, fitted with high-end Miele appliances. Enjoy breakfast or aperitifs at the large kitchen island. For cosy dinners, the spacious dining room offers more than enough room.

The huge heated indoor swimming pool with oversized sliding windows connects directly to the southwest-facing garden. At the rear, you'll find a changing room, sauna, and shower.

Two separate staircases lead to the first floor. On one side, you’ll find the master bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. There are five more bedrooms and four additional bathrooms. Finally, there is a large basement with a laundry room and enough space for a man cave or teen hangout.

Additional highlights include an EPC rating of B and a wide driveway with a double garage.

An abundance of space and luxury in a sought-after residential area.

In 1914, Jos Thijssen-Peeters commissioned this stately townhouse in eclectic style, designed by architect Gustave Fierens. At the time, its location was among the most prestigious at the gateway to this then newly developed district.

The impressive entrance hall features rich finishes, including marble, a wrought-iron staircase, authentic interior doors, and refined parquet flooring. Two large office spaces, formerly used as medical practices (gynecology and pulmonology), remain perfectly suited for professional use today. Archive room and guest toilet.

The pure grandeur of the first floor would not be out of place in a museum. Original wallpaper, wall paneling, stained glass windows, and parquet floors have been beautifully preserved. High-end Bulthaup kitchen, dining room, and elegant reception area.

On the second floor: two spacious bedrooms, a third room currently used as a dressing, and a generous bathroom. The third floor—currently a guest level—almost mirrors the second, offering two full bedrooms, a bathroom, and a third (dressing) room. Optional purchase of a parking space in the same street at €50,000.

The property has undergone a thorough technical renovation. All plumbing, including water supply, drainage pipes, and sewer system, has been completely renewed. The electrical installation has also been fully upgraded, with new wiring, switches, sockets, and distribution boards. High-quality oak parquet flooring has been installed on all levels, except for the first floor where the original parquet has been carefully preserved and restored where necessary. The basement has been finished with a new ceramic floor and fitted with new double-glazed windows.

An exceptional residence distinguished by its historical value, architectural elegance, and authentic character.

Behind this 1930s façade lies a rare opportunity: a modernist architect’s home designed by Jan van Joenerboey, filled with light, character and outstanding renovation potential. Authentic features and clean architectural lines form the foundation of a truly special residential project.

The entrance hall with staircase and guest toilet leads on one side to the kitchen and on the other to the spacious living area. In the living room, the beautiful herringbone parquet immediately sets the tone, while large windows allow natural light to flood the space and open up views onto the garden. Adjacent is the dining room, a place where long dinners naturally unfold. The kitchen features a charming, light-filled breakfast corner overlooking the greenery — the perfect spot to start the day peacefully.

On the first floor you will find three generous bedrooms, two of which overlook the garden and still retain their original built-in wardrobes. The bathroom, a beautifully preserved example of 1930s architecture, is fitted with a bathtub and a double washbasin.

The basement level includes a garage, a dry cellar and a brand-new central heating boiler.

In short, this characterful home with garden, abundant natural light and a prime location near the Pulhof district represents a rare opportunity for lovers of architecture.
Dreaming of a renovation project with character, a garden and distinctive architecture? Discover this modernist home and be surprised by its light, space and potential.

Some homes immediately evoke a special atmosphere, and this architectural ground floor seventies villa is one such example: open, bright, and surprisingly spacious. Large windows fill every room with natural light, seamlessly connecting the interior with the garden. Beautiful sightlines and perspectives appear throughout—a style rarely built today.

Through the entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet, you enter the generous living area. The living room overlooks the front garden and invites long evenings by the open fireplace in the cozy sunken seating area. Adjacent is the first dining room, while the interior patio brings extra light and serenity to the heart of the home. A study with garden views sits nearby, ideal for working from home. Further along are a second dining room and a kitchen with breakfast corner and practical utility room.

The master bedroom overlooks the garden and features a dressing area and a natural stone bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and double sink. A second bedroom with its own shower room and an additional storage area complete the layout. At the back, an extra living space with a view of a pond awaits: a perfect spot to relax or to set up as an additional bedroom, office or man cave.

The garden itself is beautifully landscaped with Japanese trees, atmospheric terraces, and a pond offering endless green views. A spacious driveway and double integrated garage add practical convenience.

A remarkable villa where light, space, and nature take center stage.

Can you see yourself living here? Experience the light, space, and tranquility of this exceptional seventies villa.

For this unique building plot, both the permit and the design are already in place, though you are free to develop your own vision. The permit covers a single-story villa with a natural swimming pond, designed by architect Sofie Ooms. In her quest for the perfect balance between living and working, she created this ground-floor home consisting of two asymmetrical volumes, seamlessly connected by a patio and open terrace. A comfortable space for both living and working, with abundant natural daylight in every room. Additional underground spaces accommodate technical facilities, a garage, and a workshop with views over the sloping English-style garden, tree canopies, and open skies—both tranquil and inspiring.

This design prioritizes the preservation of as many existing trees as possible. The understated light gray tones create a striking contrast with the surrounding greenery, enhancing its beauty without compromising the impressive architecture.

Estimated construction value for this project: €975,000, excluding VAT, garden, driveway, architect fees, and studies.

A true rarity in every sense.

In 1976, architect Jo Roels built this single-story villa for himself. The current eigenaars bought it directly from him – making them only the second residents of this stylish home, which they lovingly renovated while preserving its authentic 70’s elements.

Entrance hall with built-in storage and guest toilet. A few steps up leads to the office area with reception space and a large drawing room with a terrace – the original architect’s studio. From here, you have views over the living area – a fantastic workspace or relaxation spot!

XL living space on travertine with abundant large windows. Lounge, cool sunken seating area, wood fireplace, and dining room with west-facing terrace. The kitchen remains original. Handy utility room with space for the washing machine. A few steps down lead to the spacious garage, cellar, and crawl space.

Also on the ground floor: night hall with built-in closets, fully renovated bathroom (shower, luxury bathtub), and three beautiful bedrooms with wood flooring. The house is on a corner plot, fully surrounded by greenery. Plans by the garden architect for the surrounding garden are already ready.

This stately townhouse was carefully renovated in 2018 and transformed into a bel-étage, with the former owners’ architectural office on the ground floor. As a result, the house now has a rather atypical yet highly successful layout: living room and kitchen were lifted one level up. Currently the entire ground floor serves as a 2nd bedroom with en-suite living room, but it can easily be converted into two full bedrooms.

On the mezzanine you find a first bathroom with toilet and designer bathtub. Then the first floor, with the living room at the front featuring a beautiful bay window and authentic fireplace. The marble of this fireplace inspired the worktop in the stunning kitchen with high-end appliances and ample storage. The dining room is at the rear window – brilliant, as you overlook your own large, quiet garden and the neighbouring park gardens while dining.

On the second mezzanine is a practical storage room and on +2 the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and adjoining lovely terrace. Finally, a surprising bonus: the fully usable basement, currently a ceramics studio and laundry room.

Come and discover all the possibilities this one-of-a-kind home has to offer – from professional practice to studio or spacious family home.

Rooted in Neutra’s belief that architecture should heighten our emotional and physical connection to nature, the home is set on just over an acre, embraced by mature trees and sensitively reimagined gardens by Ivette Soler. Transparency, proportion, and restraint define the design: expansive glass planes dissolve boundaries, while crisp horizontal lines anchor the house quietly into its site, allowing nature to become both backdrop and companion.

The restoration is an act of reverence rather than reinvention. With remarkable care, the home’s original soul has been preserved. From Neutra’s built-in furniture and Elsa Sale’s mosaic work to the original pool and diving board, still echoing the optimism of mid-century California. Contemporary comforts have been introduced with a light touch, ensuring modern ease while honoring the clarity and integrity of the original architecture.

That this house comes to market is a true unicum: a once-in-a-generation opportunity. For architecture lovers and collectors alike, the Sale House is not merely a residence but a must-have work of modernist heritage, one of the very few remaining Neutra homes on Los Angeles’ coveted Westside. To inhabit it is to live inside a piece of architectural history.

This architectural building underwent a complete renovation in 2016–17 by Atelier Dialect. During this transformation, the house was divided into two separate units. One is an office space with its own entrance, office, reception area with stunning views over the Dijle, kitchenette and sanitary facilities, currently rented out for €1,100 per month. The second unit is a beautifully finished design apartment spread over the two upper floors. This space can be adapted to your needs: reconvert it into a single-family home, start your own practice below your residence, or continue renting out the office—many possibilities are available.

The apartment also has a private entrance. From the hallway, an industrial-style staircase leads to the first floor, where you find the living and sitting area with open kitchen. Large panoramic windows and a terrace offer beautiful river views, while the continuous polished floor and underfloor heating create a loft-like yet warm atmosphere. On the second floor are two bedrooms, a modern bathroom and a cosy office space, currently used as a painter’s studio. The magnificent hardwood roof terrace is a true urban hideaway, offering a spectacular 180° view over the Dijle.

Step into the communal courtyard and feel the calm wash over you. Four round stair towers form the unmistakable eye-catchers of this architectural ensemble, offering you a unique living or working experience.

On the ground floor, a surprisingly high and bright room awaits. Today, this special space is used as an atelier, but it could easily be transformed into an extra bedroom. Thanks to the large windows and spaciousness, the room radiates a special energy.

One floor up: a bathroom with bathtub, soft materials and space for storage. On the next level you’ll find the living area, where the lounge, dining area and kitchen flow seamlessly together. The bedroom is at the very top, under the roof ridge. Warm parquet floors, wooden accents in the kitchen, baby-blue tiles, glass blocks subtly letting the light in, and crisp white walls create a serene atmosphere to come home to.

Finally, the silence you experience here — both literally and figuratively — is simply unheard of.

Extra features: a convenient bike storage area and a practical cellar provide additional comfort and storage space.

The perfect place for city lovers in search of a unique home — full of character, a touch of history, and a soul of its own.

A terrace for the sun, another for the shade, and in between a design cocoon that radiates serenity and class. Renovated in 2021, this gem offers calm and refined simplicity. Every detail feels just right: seamless doors, built-in cabinets, understated materials, and a kitchen that strikes the perfect balance between minimalism and warmth.

The entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet leads into the living area, where high ceilings and large windows flood the space with light. The lounge overlooks the greenery outside, a living tableau that changes with the seasons. Indoors, the atmosphere evolves too: the fireplace sets the tone for cosy winter evenings, while the south-facing terrace is perfect for a morning coffee in the sun or an afternoon aperitif. At the rear, a second terrace offers shade and coolness on hot summer days.
The kitchen is a story of its own—sleek and timeless, featuring a coffee corner that can be closed off at will: a small luxury that makes a big difference. Through the night hall, you access the master bedroom, a stylish bathroom, a home office, and a dressing room or third bedroom.

Practicalities are equally well considered: a spacious cellar storage and a parking space in the underground garage are included. A closed garage box can be purchased additionally for €20,000.

This playful architectural villa from 1981 has been beautifully preserved in its original state. Now ready to renovate or refresh, it offers a fantastic base of 237 m² of living space on a 1,825 m² plot, nestled in nature and awaiting your personal touch. The serene views, natural light, space, calm and green surroundings come included.

Entrance hall with built-in closet and guest toilet. Separate office. Dining room with view into the original kitchen featuring a vintage Vola tap and utility room/laundry with space for a washing machine and access to the integrated garage.

Two steps up, at the heart of the house: a delightful high-ceilinged living room around a cosy wood-burning fireplace. The large slanted window provides a stunning garden view. A few steps down is an extra sitting or reading nook.

From the living room, staircase to the first floor: 4 bedrooms, including a main bedroom and three children’s rooms, a bathroom and an open landing with a large bookcase. The open attic space above the bedrooms offers additional potential.

The large southeast-facing garden surrounds the house – a natural oasis with plenty of privacy. The pleasant terrace – perfect for long summer evenings – and even the triangular garden shed at the back are integral to the architecture. Separate carport with driveway.

This house loves to colour outside the lines, and that is exactly where its charm lies. In 2022 it was given a fresh soul by designers Dries Otten and Axelle Vertommen. Their signature—vivid colours, surprising forms, and clever material choices—lifts the spaces above the everyday.
On the ground floor you’ll find a spacious studio with a separate entrance. Today it’s ideal as a creative or commercial workspace; tomorrow it can just as easily be transformed into extra bedrooms with a bathroom: water connection and a separate toilet are already in place. The first floor unfolds as the living area: a bright living room at the front with an open view of the street, and a kitchen at the back overlooking greenery and bathed in morning sun. Here, a terrace with spiral staircase to the garden can easily be added—plans already exist. The second floor currently offers two bedrooms, again with those rare open views that are almost a luxury in Antwerp.
Outside, the garden was redesigned in 2025 by Legrand Mortier into a low-maintenance, layered oasis, bordering a vacant lot that has remained untouched for fifteen years and guarantees greenery. The sun follows your rhythm: breakfast in the kitchen, dinner and aperitif in the garden. With a private driveway and a spacious cellar as additional assets, this house combines playful creativity with practical comfort—ready for residents who value both character and convenience.

In the heart of Waasmunster, hidden behind a discreet wooden gate and hedge, lies an architectural gem: Villa Zonneweelde. This heritage residence from 1928 was given a new chapter in 2022 by Contekst Architects. Here, the past is not a constraint, but a true source of inspiration.

The experience begins at the striking red front door, offering a foretaste of the light and play of colors within—Villa Zonneweelde lives up to its radiant name. Inside, terrazzo and the lacquered red staircase immediately stand out as modern nods to history. Through a rounded arch, the kitchen reveals itself as a composition of materials: a stainless-steel cooking island seems to float above the reclaimed terrazzo floor, while dark green oak and a wire cabinet by Muller Van Severen add an artistic touch. A clever extension seamlessly connects the garden to the living space, while a passage through an old fireplace playfully leads to the winter garden. Here, floor-to-ceiling windows draw in the horizon, while an oak-clad fireplace brings warmth and calm. Raw concrete flows into parquet, mouldings, and paneled doors—a carefully orchestrated dialogue between rough and refined.

Upstairs, three spacious rooms with high ceilings await. Two serve as bedrooms, while the third is a custom-furnished study offering access via a fixed staircase to the attic. This flexible space is full of potential: a playroom, a home office, or even a master suite. The bathroom blends wood and terrazzo into a timeless balance.

Outside, a Mediterranean garden designed by Damien Derouaux completes the ensemble—a touch of Provence surrounding a home that unites heritage, design, and pure living pleasure.

Bonus: In the garden, an outbuilding that currently serves as a practical storage space. On the driveway, a charging point is provided—ideal for electric car owners.

"Industry thrives" – these words are inscribed into the mahogany staircase handrail, the impressive masterpiece of this remarkably well-preserved architect-designed home. This must have been the spirit guiding architect Stassin and engineer Eelens when they created this semi-detached townhouse in 1934. A striking detail: the two round windows in the façade align exactly with those of the adjacent Vandemoortele house. Together with the minimalist roofline, both houses radiate a distinctly cubist aesthetic. These architectural features, along with the fact that both building permits were submitted simultaneously, suggest that the architects collaborated closely.

The entire property needs renovation, but those ready to take on the task will be rewarded with a sublime architect-designed home featuring abundant space, a literally and figuratively cool garden and garage – all in the heart of vibrant Mortsel, where nearly everything can be done on foot or by bike.

Spacious entrance hall with separate toilet. At the rear, a closed kitchen opens onto a pleasant terrace with a lovely view of the deep garden, where a beautiful cypress tree provides shade and coolness. The kitchen leads into a cozy living room, also with delightful garden views. Adjacent is the dining room, with an additional lounge area at the front. On the first floor: four generous bedrooms and a bathroom. On the second floor: two more bedrooms. Includes garage, basement level, and gas heating.

Curious? This unique home is waiting for your visit!

This architectural villa from 1991 offers space in every sense of the word – perfect for those looking to combine living, working and relaxing. The property has been meticulously maintained over the years, with various updates and refurbishments throughout.
Inside, a generous entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet welcomes you. At the front, a spacious office in two sections – originally designed as a reception area and studio. The bright living area features a cosy sunken lounge with block parquet flooring and looks out onto the stunning garden and a magnificent chestnut tree. Large kitchen with terrace access and a practical utility room.

Ample parking and storage are provided: an integrated garage, a double carport and a wooden garden shed to the rear – each with an EV charging point. The basement has been converted into a playroom, gym and wine cellar.

The home features six bedrooms, tailored to suit various family configurations and needs. On the first floor, a fully renovated bathroom with bathtub, shower, double washbasin and separate toilet. A second bathroom and a multifunctional attic or seventh bedroom complete the picture.

Tranquillity, space and architecture in an idyllic setting? Absolutely.

This listed townhouse was fully renovated in 2022 by its current owner-architect. A meticulous, high-quality renovation brought the home to a level of modern comfort (EPC A, heat pump, ventilation system D, underfloor heating, etc.) while preserving the authenticity of the centuries-old building. The choice of materials stands out for its quality and sustainability: real terrazzo (flooring and bathroom furniture), oak (parquet and cabinets), steel (doors and staircase), and stainless steel (kitchen).

The entrance hall features a guest toilet, a cloakroom, and a hallway with a view of the garden at the back. To the left is the well-equipped kitchen. A few steps up, the dining room exudes an intimate restaurant-like atmosphere. At the rear, the completely new living room extension boasts a three-part sliding window with slim aluminum profiles, flooding the space with natural light. The low-maintenance garden, designed by landscape architect Stefan Morael, includes multiple terraces, with highlights such as the riverside terrace at the back and a lush grapevine.

On the first floor: an office with garden views, a technical/laundry room, two children's bedrooms with a shower room, and a separate toilet. On the second floor: a master suite with an en-suite bathroom and a hotel-like ambiance. A delightful surprise: a wine cellar on the basement level.

Purchase of a double garage with plenty of storage and a charging station available nearby for 120.000 euros.

The renowned architect Jacques Ottelohé designed several houses in this street, including this elegant art deco home, originally built for a few former engineers from Agfa-Gevaert. Many authentic art deco elements have been beautifully preserved and are now combined with contemporary comfort.

The beautifully landscaped front garden immediately offers a warm welcome and is practical for parking your (cargo) bike. Entering through the authentic wooden front door, you step into the hallway: original marble, wood, and colorful stained glass that bring joy… Here, you are fully immersed in sublime art deco, as if transported back in time!

The renovated kitchen and living area exude character, with large front windows and stylish herringbone parquet flooring. The new veranda at the back draws in light and provides access to the recently landscaped terrace and the cozy garden (NW). A stately wooden staircase leads to the first floor, which features two children’s bedrooms, a practical laundry/ironing room with storage cabinets, a separate toilet, and the spacious master bedroom with air conditioning, built-in wardrobes, and an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower, bath and double sink.

Move-in ready, full of character, and perfectly suited for young families looking for a home that combines authentic elements with modern comfort.

Be enchanted by this new build from Maison Osaïn at 6% VAT: the perfect mix of circular construction, ecological innovation, and luxury (2024). The delightful flow guides you naturally through the home.

Hall with cloakroom and separate guest toilet. Ultra-cozy sitting area, large living space, and beautiful kitchen made from sustainable afzelia wood, with an additional cozy sitting area in the dining room. From the kitchen, you can access the practical storage room, which can also be reached through the side entrance at the driveway—convenient for unloading groceries. In the lovely garden, you can relax in the greenhouse or under the apple tree, walnut tree, or cherry tree.

On the first floor, you'll find a spacious and bright hallway, four bedrooms, and a separate toilet. The master bedroom features an en-suite dressing room and bathroom. The other three bedrooms share the second bathroom.

Heating with an air-water heat pump, underfloor heating on the ground floor, and convectors on the first floor, providing both heating and cooling. Additionally: ventilation system D, solar panels, charging station, home automation, alarm system.

Mortex/microtopping downstairs, beautiful herringbone parquet upstairs, and throughout the home, soft tones, large windows, organic materials, lime techniques, and wooden ceilings create an all-around serene atmosphere. A home to enjoy carefreely for decades to come.

The complete interior, including custom-curated artwork, is optionally available for purchase.

Listing all the features would be impossible, but we’re pleased to offer a preview of what you can expect. Spacious living areas with floor-to-ceiling windows frame breathtaking views, drawing the beauty of the natural surroundings indoors, creating a sanctuary where modern design harmonises with the timeless charm of this location. A generous open-plan kitchen, lounge, and dining area where you can cook, eat, and relax while overlooking the expansive terraces and the phenomenal 33,207 m² garden with outdoor kitchen, private forest, secluded lounge areas, idyllic pathways, hot tub, orchard with 2,000 apple trees, golf practice area, 2 horse paddocks, greenhouses, and vegetable garden. Integrated garages plus parking at the rear, ideal for garden parties. Upstairs: 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms, and an XL rooftop terrace with stunning views over the canal.

The guest wing is even more luxurious, featuring an indoor pool (with adjustable floor), sauna, hammam, shower room, kitchen, dining area, terrace and garden jacuzzi, home cinema, gym, massage/treatment room... One guest room with en-suite bathroom on the ground floor, and a staircase or lift leading to 3 guest rooms upstairs, also with en-suite bathrooms and private terraces. Of course, home automation, alarm, CCTV, air conditioning, and sound system are all included.

A rare luxury find.

Fantastic design house on the Eilandje in the Montevideo district