Maison 4 chambres, Overijse

A sculptural glazed volume, a timber mezzanine and a split-level layout give this 1988 home its distinctive character. Set in a leafy residential area of Overijse, it offers approximately 302 m² of space on a landscaped plot of 887 m². Short flights of stairs connect the levels, revealing changing perspectives throughout. White-painted masonry, dark floor tiles and timber accents create a coherent palette. The living room is flooded with daylight through a geometric glazed structure, fully renovated with solar-control glazing. Above, the mezzanine with its timber slat balustrade provides space for reading, watching television or an additional office. At garden level, the dining room connects to the fully equipped Varenna kitchen, installed in 2008. The kitchen opens directly onto a blue limestone terrace. Lawns, mature planting, clipped shrubs and hedges surround the house with greenery. The sleeping quarters comprise three bedrooms and a bathroom. One large bedroom is currently divided into two areas. The converted attic with roof window is used as a fourth bedroom. A second bathroom could also be created. A separate office, laundry room and storage room occupy an intermediate level. The entrance hall leads to further storage and a double garage with an EV charging point. With an EPC B rating and ready-to-move-into condition, this home brings together architectural individuality and everyday comfort. A home with room to gather work and find a quiet corner.