Not far from the Uccle Observatory, hidden from view, lies a contemporary villa designed by architect Serra di Migni in 2013. This villa is a magnificent compromise between light and space; it spans an area of ± 840 m² on a beautifully wooded plot of 44.25 ares (1.09 acres) oriented southwest. The villa features a central entrance hall with, on one side, the kitchen and its large windows, complemented by a dining area and access to the garden. On the other side is a garage, and opposite are the reception rooms consisting of a dining room and a living room with an open fireplace. The first floor is dedicated to children, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as an office space or family room. On the second floor, there is a large master suite that can easily be converted into two suites, comprising a bedroom, a vast dressing area, and a spacious bathroom. A panoramic terrace and an office space complete this level. At the garden level, there is an indoor mosaic pool with a changing room and several showers, as well as a multipurpose room that can serve as a gym, relaxation area, or games room/home cinema. The villa benefits from modern amenities: a double garage, solar panels, electric vehicle charging stations, an elevator, alarm system, efficient ventilation, cellars, and a fully equipped laundry room. Its energy performance is excellent, with an EPC rating of B+.