Villa Muyldermans | A Protected Heritage Home

Description

Villa Muyldermans is an exceptional former grape grower's residence dating from 1924, set within an impressive 9,423 m² estate. Protected as heritage since 2017, the villa is a remarkable witness to the rich history of the Druivenstreek. Behind its expressive brick architecture, distinctive towers, bay windows and refined detailing lies approximately 300 m² of living space, with much of its original character beautifully preserved. A monumental staircase hall, decorative parquet floors, glazed timber doors, fireplaces, ceiling mouldings and built-in joinery reflect the craftsmanship of its era. Generous reception rooms, a double living room, dining room and spacious kitchen with utility room define the ground floor. The upper levels provide five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Outside, mature trees, open views and a historic greenhouse recall the grape-growing culture that shaped the region. A garage, ample parking, cellars and a fully equipped tiny house complete the estate. The electrical installation is compliant and central heating is gas-fired. A rare heritage property where architecture, landscape and regional history come together, created for those who appreciate authentic details, generous proportions and a home with a story worth preserving and carrying forward for generations to come.