Architectural gem

Set in a quiet, green location near the centre of Izegem, this characterful villa was designed by Marcel Raymakers of Queen of the South. Discreetly tucked away and accessible via a charming cobblestone driveway, the home enjoys stunning views over the surrounding fields and the forest of Castle Blauwhuis.

Features

Habitable surface: 658m²
Surface area of plot: 7542m²
Construction year: 1986
Number of bathrooms: 4
Number of bedrooms: 4

Inside, you’re welcomed by marble mosaic floors, elegant wall finishes, and a wooden staircase originating from Gustave Eiffel’s Swiss holiday home. Authentic materials are seamlessly blended with modern comforts such as underfloor heating and an energy-efficient EPC label B.

Spread across three levels, the property features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, two kitchens, and two office spaces. Thanks to its separate entrances, it’s ideal for multigenerational living or a home-based professional practice. Outside, you'll find an impressive cast-iron fountain from Paris, a landscaped garden, and a wooded section offering complete privacy.

Located within walking distance of schools, shops, and public transport, this home offers a rare combination of peace, space, and convenience.

Unique architecture / Villa / Raymakers / Antique building materials / Privacy and tranquillity / Green surroundings / View over meadows and forest /