Prince d'Orange - 5bed villa with south-facing garden 1180 Uccle

—Ref. 6102860

Located in the highly sought-after Prince d’Orange neighborhood in Uccle, this magnificent 1950 villa, designed by architect Paul-Jean Devos and built by contractor Fr. Vervloet-Hamels, is nestled in a lush, secluded setting on a 1,921 m² plot. With a total surface area of approximately ±400 m², mostly on one level, it opens onto a splendid South-facing garden with complete privacy and no overlooking neighbors.
The architect succeeded in giving the villa a unique rhythm by designing it around a central patio that structures the spaces and offers a visual breathing space. This patio, with its clean and elegant lines, can easily be converted into a winter garden, adding an extra layer of comfort to this exceptional home.
From the moment you enter, the villa impresses with its generous volumes and fluid layout. A spacious entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet leads naturally into the reception areas: a bright living room with open fireplace, extended by a South-facing terrace and the garden; a warm and inviting dining room, adjacent to a fully equipped custom kitchen with Brazilian granite countertops by marbrier Crombé.
The night wing features a master suite with a private bathroom in Carrara marble, along with three additional bedrooms, each with its own washbasin, and a shared shower room. A quiet, light-filled office completes this living space.
A discreet service entrance leads to the upper floor, which offers an additional bedroom, a bathroom, a separate toilet, and a beautiful versatile space—ideal as a playroom, office, or guest room.
The property also includes a double garage, several outdoor parking spaces, and numerous cellars, completing this exceptional offering.
An iconic property in a privileged setting, combining modernist architecture, prestigious materials, and contemporary comfort.
An absolute must-see.