Villa for sale

Living with landscape | Architect Joke De Sutter

An exceptional design by architect Joke De Sutter, where horizontal architecture and open landscape become one. Long, low volumes in pale brick, generous glazing and striking roof overhangs are carefully positioned between the surrounding fields. With approximately 275 m² of living space on a 2,232 m² plot, the house offers abundant room without ever feeling excessive. Inside, long sightlines, patios and floor-to-ceiling windows define the experience. Continuous full-body ceramic flooring by Vloeren Franssens is paired with dark timber joinery, creating a restrained yet warm material palette. The kitchen is conceived as part of the architecture, with an elongated island and a full-height wall of timber cabinetry. The house offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including one in the poolhouse. Large sliding windows connect the living areas directly to terraces, garden and swimming pool. A separate poolhouse and detached office complete the composition. From almost every room, views extend towards the landscape, where garden and fields visually merge. Low volumes, deep overhangs and carefully positioned patios create a subtle balance between openness and privacy. House, pool, poolhouse and office read as one coherent architectural ensemble, where light, materials, views and landscape reinforce one another and living, working and relaxing come together naturally.