In the Prince of Orange district of Uccle, the pure lines of an architect's villa

Paired with Neuilly-sur-Seine, in France, the municipality of Uccle is an island of greenery, only a skip and a hop from the Grand Place of Brussels. Bordering the preserved forest of Soignes, the bucolic environment of this unique residential area is the refuge of several leading French fortunes. No doubt, that here, real estate is a very good invesment.

Uccle, its architect villas with pure lines

And this contemporary villa is the living proof. Built on a 1800 m² plot of land, it was designed by architectural cabinet Bruno Erpicum & Partners to satisfy the desires of the owners, looking for modernity, pure lines and large bay windows open on a landscaped garden.

In the evening, the outside terrace is a very nice venue to share an apéritif with family and friends. © DR

Very sparsely furnished, the office puts the accent on space and light. © DR

A cubist module in a setting of greenery

Decked in white, this 800 m² cubist module spreads out on 3 transparent levels, oriented south-west, including a car elevator, and 5 bedrooms, each one with its own walk-in-closet and private bathroom. Below, the lovely 18-meter long pool is prolonged by a hammam and a large terrace. A small kingdom of design in a green setting…

In the living room, a billards table with a contemporary allure awaits good players. © DR

In the pool area, the minerality of the materials adds an overtone with a modernist cachet to the place. © DR