A '70s villa with a touch of brutalism and a woodland garden Heiveldstraat 246, 9040 Gent

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From this excellent, convenient location in a quiet, residential neighbourhood of Sint-Amandsberg, you can reach the centre of Ghent surprisingly quickly. The perfect combination!

Tucked away and surrounded by greenery, you’ll find this spacious villa with an authentic vintage feel from the 1970s, whilst the property is also well-maintained in terms of energy efficiency, with an EPC rating of B.
The windows have been replaced, insulation has been fitted in the walls, and the electrical system is up to standard, so you can immediately enjoy this architectural gem by architect Gabriel Rabau to the full.

The brutalist character has been well preserved both on the external façades and on the ground floor, as seen in the stately entrance hall. There’s a spacious dining room and a huge, sun-drenched kitchen with a large island and a lovely view of the garden.
In the colourful living room, a cosy wood-burning stove on either side creates a visual division: on one side is the sunken seating area with its metre-high ceiling – which exudes brutalism in every fibre and is therefore the real showstopper on this floor.
There is also a practical utility room, a storage room, an in-house garage and the peaceful, lush garden with a lovely outdoor terrace and a pond.

The first floor also offers a wealth of space. The spacious landing leads to the master bedroom and four large, sunny bedrooms. Finally, there is the spacious bathroom with a shower and bath, and a handy dressing room.

Surrounded by nature and centrally located, this property combines architectural excellence with a practical layout – this beautiful family home has it all.