Langstöckiges Bauernhaus

On the edge of the vast nature reserve around the Schulensmeer in Lummen, this exceptional estate is hidden, with a history dating back to 1769. The country house underwent a transformation in 2015 under the leadership of architect Bart Moors. With great respect for the past, a contemporary living experience was created, spread over an impressive 944 m² of living space.
Natural materials take center stage: carefully selected natural stone, fine woods, and discreet steel accents create a timeless aesthetic.
The heart of the home is the living kitchen, where an impressive La Cornue stove sets the tone. The custom-made oak furniture with its soft, rounded corners seamlessly flows into the surrounding dining and garden rooms.
The home features all modern techniques and effortlessly combines this with energy efficiency (EPC: 103 kWh/m² year).
Five spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms offer customized comfort for a family or guests, while a separate 80 m² office with its own entrance is ideal for those who want to elegantly separate living and working.
In the hallway, there is access to the gym space, and a multifunctional finished attic space offers a cinema room and an additional space to be filled.
The master suite, with its impressive roof structure, dressing room, and ensuite luxury bathroom, has a spacious area of 70 m². There is also access to a separate terrace with expansive views over the private park garden of nearly one and a half hectares with mature trees, a treehouse, and a discreet rear access road.
There is ample parking thanks to the long driveway and carport facilities.
Finally, this country house is equipped with a laundry room and wellness area with a heated indoor pool, finished with French stone.