Slachthuisstraat 94Mol, Belgium

Some homes stand out because of their size. Others because of their architecture. And every once in a while, a property comes to market where architecture, nature, art and quality of life merge in a truly unique way. Slachthuisstraat 94 is one of those exceptional properties. Set on a beautifully landscaped plot of approximately 2,805 m², this remarkable detached villa offers around 285 m² of living space. The home was designed according to the principles of anthroposophical architecture, where harmony between people, nature and the living environment takes centre stage. Its organic shapes, distinctive sightlines, playful window compositions and carefully selected materials create a residence that is not only functional, but above all offers a truly unique living experience. The roof is clad in copper and consists of dozens of faceted surfaces. The property was designed by architect Herman Aerts, inspired by the style of the iconic Gasunie Building in Groningen. Not only the villa itself, but also the outbuilding and garage bear his signature. Surrounded by a park-like garden with ponds, mature trees, colourful borders and winding pathways, the property exudes a sense of tranquillity, inspiration and connection with nature. It is a place where architecture and landscape enhance one another. Ground Floor The spacious entrance hall immediately reveals the unique architectural vision behind the design. Organic forms and unexpected lines create a sense of space and movement, while large windows provide an abundance of natural light throughout the day. A separate guest toilet is located in the hall. The generously proportioned living room is fully connected to the surrounding garden. Expansive glass walls offer views of the greenery and water features from virtually every angle. The living area is characterised by its exceptional natural light, high ceilings and the distinctive atmosphere that is so typical of anthroposophical architecture. The spacious dining room seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living. A large glass door provides direct access to the terraces and garden. The kitchen offers ample workspace and storage and enjoys beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Thanks to its thoughtful layout, it is an inviting and practical space for everyday use. In addition, the ground floor includes a multifunctional room that is ideally suited as a home office, practice room or artist’s studio. The generous principal bedroom is also located on the ground floor and features an adjoining bathroom with a bathtub, shower, toilet and double washbasin, as well as a spacious walk-in wardrobe. This makes fully single-level living possible. From the living area, there is access to a hallway with a second exterior entrance. This hallway includes a separate pantry/storage room and a large utility/storage room with a loft ladder leading to one of the two attic spaces. There is also a crawl space beneath the entire house. First Floor The first floor offers three spacious rooms that can be arranged flexibly as bedrooms, home offices, hobby rooms or guest accommodation. There is also a separate toilet and a small storage room. The spacious bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower and double washbasins. On the landing, a ceiling hatch with loft ladder provides access to one of the two attic spaces. The distinctive architecture continues throughout this level. Characteristic windows create playful light effects and offer beautiful views of the surrounding greenery. Outbuilding and Garage The property includes a detached outbuilding that perfectly complements the architecture of the villa. The space offers a variety of potential uses, including a studio, practice room or hobby space. The exceptionally spacious garage is equipped with an automatic garage door. In addition to the garage, there is ample space for outdoor parking on the property. Garden The garden forms an integral part of the overall design. Great care has been taken to create a remarkable landscape in which water, planting and architecture exist in perfect harmony. Graceful ponds, mature trees, colourful rhododendrons and multiple terraces ensure that every season has its own unique charm. A magnificent Giant Dogwood tree (Cornus controversa) was specifically planted to attract kingfishers, while moorhens are frequent visitors to the garden. The various ponds are true works of art in themselves, featuring exceptionally clear and healthy water. A comprehensive irrigation system, supplied by groundwater, ensures sustainable garden management throughout the year. Offering complete privacy, the garden creates a unique living environment where peace and nature take centre stage. Art and Inspiration Over the years, the current owners have enriched the property with a variety of artworks and sculptures that beautifully complement the character of both the house and the garden. Location and Accessibility Mol is renowned for its extensive natural reserves, forests, lakes and recreational opportunities. At the same time, shops, schools, restaurants and everyday amenities are all within easy reach. The main roads towards Antwerp and Liège are easily accessible. Its location near the Dutch border also provides excellent connections to the Eindhoven and Veldhoven regions. Yet despite its accessibility, the hustle and bustle of the city and motorways feel a world away. Features Detached villa designed in anthroposophical architectural style by Herman Aerts Approximately 285 m² of living space Plot of approximately 2,805 m² Complete ground-floor living programme with bedroom and bathroom Three additional rooms on the first floor Two bathrooms Multifunctional office, practice room or studio space Detached outbuilding and garage, also designed by Herman Aerts Park-like landscaped garden with multiple ponds Fully automated irrigation system supplied by groundwater Excellent accessibility towards Antwerp and the Eindhoven/Veldhoven region Complete privacy Distinctive architecture with organic forms and expansive windows