4-bed house, Jabbeke

Set on a leafy corner plot of approximately 1,842 m² in Jabbeke, this contemporary villa was designed by architect Piet Bailyu of Groep Project in 2003. In 2019, architect Birger Willaert added a separate studio. Crisp white volumes, strong horizontal lines and expansive glazing establish a close connection with the landscaped garden. Inside, a sculptural staircase, open circulation and long sightlines create a remarkable sense of space and light, offering an elegant setting for art and design. The living room, dining area and contemporary kitchen overlook the mature greenery and open onto the terraces. A separate TV room offers a more private retreat. Upstairs are four bedrooms and two bathrooms arranged around an open landing overlooking the living spaces. The bright studio is ideal for creative work, a home office or personal use, complementing the original architecture. Mature trees, structured hedges and terraces provide privacy and tranquillity. With 301 m² of living space, energy rating B, solar panels, a double carport and a cellar, this home combines architectural distinction with everyday comfort. A rare meeting of two design visions, art and nature. Large windows draw the surrounding greenery deep into the interior, making the garden part of everyday life. The balance between open living areas and quieter private rooms makes the layout highly versatile. The studio also enjoys direct views of the garden. A distinctive balance of light, privacy and architecture here.