Contemporary Flemish Art at the Cathedral Salon

In the heart of Verlinghem, a village prized for its unspoiled environment, this 160 sq m Flemish house stands as a masterful reinterpretation of regional architecture.

Built on a 650 sq m plot, it has undergone a complete renovation, prioritizing minimalism and light. This unique property offers a gallery-like aesthetic, where the pristine white walls accentuate the bold structure of the cathedral-ceilinged living room, the true heart of the home.

The main living space is striking for its verticality and brightness. The reception room, with its airy volumes, opens fully onto the garden through a monumental bay window that follows the line of the roof structure, creating a constantly shifting natural tableau.

The eat-in kitchen, pure white and handleless, is centered around a monumental island, combining sculptural design with absolute functionality. A discreet back kitchen, a separate laundry room, a 40m² double garage, an entrance hall with built-in cloakroom, and a WC complete this fluid and stylish ground floor.

The upper floor is a haven of tranquility. The landing leads to four bedrooms with a cozy atmosphere, a contemporary shower room, and a second WC.

Outside, the garden features a wooden deck overlooking a 350m² lawn. The grassy beds await warmer weather to burst into bloom.

This architect-designed house in Verlinghem embodies the perfect fusion of Flemish tradition and contemporary design. A rare living space, ready to welcome its future owners for a unique residential experience in absolute peace and quiet.