Uccle I Prince d'Orange

Tucked away from sight, in the heart of the highly sought-after Prince d’Orange neighbourhood, a contemporary villa with a swimming pool and wellness area, with a gross floor of ± 622 m² (PEB), designed in 2010 by Bruno Erpicum & Partenaires, set on a landscaped plot of approximately 18 ares. It offers a rare combination in Uccle: distinctive contemporary architecture, exceptional volumes, a dedicated wellness area and a prime residential location in the heart of a leafy setting. The project was also shortlisted for the 2010 Uccle Contemporary Architecture Prize (PArCoUrs). Designed with light, sightlines and connections between the interior spaces and the garden in mind, the house offers a particularly spacious living experience whilst maintaining remarkable privacy. The reception areas occupy a level that opens out widely onto the terraces and garden: a living room with a fireplace, a dining room, a fitted kitchen and living spaces bathed in light. The private floor comprises five bedrooms, including a master suite with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, as well as four further bedrooms, each with its own bathroom or shower room. On the lower level, the house features a space dedicated to well-being: an indoor swimming pool extending outwards, a hammam and a multi-purpose area that can serve as a gym, office or family room. A separate flat completes the property. A lift serves the various levels. Other features: home automation, solar panels, air conditioning, perimeter and intruder alarm, underfloor heating, dual-flow ventilation, rainwater harvesting tank, cellar, utility room, garage (4 cars), EPC C. AI-generated property staging