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Formerly a parish, this exquisitely renovated home provides the perfect escape for families and large groups. You'll find it tucked away in the village of Chiny and impressing from the outset with its honey-hued, chateau-inspired facade.

You'll feel like royalty as soon as you step through the front door. The interior exudes elegance, with high ceilings, hardwood floors and sweeping archways, creating a free-flowing living space primed for relaxation. Large windows usher in floods of sunlight while offering picturesque garden views, and we love the vintage details, from the plush leather sofas to the majestic bookshelves and the spacious dining table, perfect for dinner parties. 

However, the real highlight is the outdoor space. Ample in grounds and amenities, the garden is landscaped to perfection and beckons you to unwind in the splendour of your surroundings. Simmer down in the sauna, enjoy a game of boules on the private court or simply relax on the lawn while the little ones play on the trampoline. 

Here, you're well-positioned to explore the Wallonia region. Explore the picturesque villages of Florenville and Tintigny, ten minutes away by car, or make the most of this home's bike storage and enjoy long cycles through the wild, untouched beauty of the Belgian-Ardennes. After a day of adventure, fire up the barbecue and gather on the patio for a delicious alfresco feast. Come sunset, retreat indoors for an after-dinner round of table tennis before snuggling up beside the glow of the fireplace. 

Golden Damselfly

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To imagine Belgium’s Ohey region, think lush, unspoiled landscapes peppered with beautiful medieval towns and chateaus. Whether it’s history or natural beauty that you’re here to see, this house is the perfect base for it all. Take a twenty-three-minute stroll to the Château de Hodoumont, a fourteen-minute drive to the Citadel of Huy, or half an hour to the striking town of Durbuy. Ready to relax yet?

Rustic and rural, the fields and quiet streets surrounding your home don’t give much away about the luxe features inside. Let’s start with your indoor pool and hot tub. Set in its very own sunlit pool house, there’s no better way to start the day than a few lengths followed by a quick session in the bubbles. Plus there’s room for everyone, with a further two bath tubs in the family bathrooms. And all this before you’ve even had your morning coffee.

We love the country kitchen, where exposed brickwork, chunky timber beams, and wooden ceilings create a warm space where you can eat with the family. It's your choice of dining here, perching on the bar stools, or savouring lunch alfresco on a sunny afternoon. Sip a chilled Belgian beer while the barbecue heats up – or play a round of table tennis to kill some time.

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Under two miles away from one of the world's smallest cities, this modern apartment is nuzzled in a green forest. Benefitting from its resort location, families holidaying here can swim and play safely on-site – though the magic lies in the cobbled streets of nearby Durbuy.

Come on into this calm home and admire the inspired woodsy interior design. Wake up beneath a skylight window and wander through your open living space, fully fitted with quality furnishings. Start your morning with a cup of coffee while you treat yourself to a bit of Belgian chocolate. 

Gather your loved ones at this solid dining table and plan a day out mountain biking or horse-riding around the Ourthe. Or, visit La Ferme au Chêne in Durbuy where they are still brewing beer using medieval methods. 

Picturesque in every season, we think you'll love seeing the famous Christmas market in mid-December. Then, you can snuggle up in your cosy home and watch a storybook snowfall from these large windows.

Deep in the Woods

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This twelfth-century chateau in the Belgian countryside is quite simply enormous. Not only does it sit within ten hectares of pretty private parkland, but it can also accommodate a whopping thirty-five guests across the building and its two wings.

With all of this size to play around with, the host has ensured that every guest will find something that will appeal to them. The parquet flooring, original panelling, parquet flooring and open fireplaces mean that the living rooms are wonderful spots to do nothing more but relax, while the garden, courtyards and dining terrace also offer somewhere equally pleasant to sit and enjoy the sunshine.

In addition to this, you'll find a recently built Finnish sauna in the home, plus a games room complete with a bar and billiards tables. If that gets you in the sporting mood, there's an all-weather tennis court on the grounds, as well as a private lake, which you can use for fishing, canoeing or even swimming.

The closest town is Ciney, which takes about five minutes to reach in the car and has a handful of shops and restaurants. A little further afield, there's everything from caves, Roman ruins and outdoor activities to keep you occupied.

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An expansive villa set in the beautiful Belgian countryside, this home offers a superb getaway for a large group of friends or family to gather together and enjoy life's simple pleasures. Despite its generous size and six bedrooms, the home offers a cosy vibe, with the open-plan interior divided up into distinct kitchen, dining and seating areas. 

Meanwhile, there are plenty of inviting exterior spaces where you're free to make the most of long summer evenings looking out over the immaculate gardens towards the towering trees of the forest that lies just a kilometre away. And even when the weather isn't playing ball, that large indoor pool offers you a chance to rest and recharge by the water.

Elsewhere, the imposing Château de Petite Somme is under a ten-minute walk away. This 13th-century castle is home to the only purely vegetarian restaurant in the region and an artisanal bakery – perfect for that freshly baked morning loaf. For more medieval charm, the nearby town of Durbuy is the gateway to kayaking, canoeing and rafting adventures down the River Ourthe.

Villa Durbuy

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Set in a wooded holiday park in the middle of the Belgian countryside, this home offers a comfortable and tranquil space for anyone looking to unwind and reconnect with nature, without being completely isolated. Here, you can still find Durbay – picturesque and often referred to as the smallest city in Europe – only minutes away. 

When you’re not out sunbathing poolside or making a splash in the communal pool, you’ll likely find yourself laying back on the sofa with your nose in a good book. Get up every now and again to saunter over to the compact, but sleek, kitchen where you can pop another pod into the coffee machine and brew up fresh cuppa. Nurse it as you sit in the light of the sliding door – which should ideally be open to let all of that fresh, countryside air in. 

Sit around the kitchen island for a light lunch, but when you’re really not in the mood to cook, go out exploring the narrow streets of Durbay until you find a restaurant or cafe that takes your fancy. Visit the Bomal Market on Sundays – only around ten minutes away – and try the cycling trails by walking five minutes to Funtrail Durbay.

Deer in the Lantern Lights

A six-minute drive from the medieval town of Durbuy, where cobbled streets and traditional stone houses have stood the test of time, this home offers slightly more modern luxuries. You'll be welcomed by lush greenery and forests surrounding the red brickwork of this fantastic villa (as long as you don’t get lost on your visit to The Labyrinth of Barvaux-sur-Ourthe, nine minutes away).

Rustic interiors invite you into the lounge, where chunky beams and exposed stonework create a charming, old-world vibe. In contrast to the modern corner sofa, the wood-burning fireplace looks wonderfully vintage, as well as being a perfect spot to cosy up with a glass of pinot noir. And from here, you can see through huge glass doors to your private garden.

On sunny afternoons, grill some fresh, local fare on the barbecue and serve up on the patio  – you might have to call the kids a few times for dinner if they’re busy in the playground. For an after-dinner treat for all, there’s a hidden surprise in the outhouse. Beneath a striking wooden, apex ceiling, your heated pool awaits. Splash around with a cocktail by the poolside, then head into the sauna after the little ones have retired to the bunk beds.

Forest Lagoon

Set within its own private grounds and surrounded by luscious greenery, this wonderful home welcomes you to enjoy a little bit of luxury as you explore beautiful Bruges. 
With enough space to sleep up to fourteen guests, this place is nice and roomy – in fact, you'll have exactly 3767 sq. ft. to call your own. The large garden area presents the perfect place to soak up the rays on sunnier days, while the spacious terrace is ideal for indulging in a spot of al fresco dining. For us, it would have to be Belgian waffles smothered in rich, silky chocolate – if you can't do it when you're in Bruges, then when can you?!
This home has something for everyone, but it's the private indoor swimming pool that really gives it the wow–factor. Dive in and enjoy a refreshing dip each and every morning. An invigorating way to start the day, be sure to retreat to the sauna afterwards for some well–deserved rest and relaxation.
Decor wise, everything is soft and neutral. Creams and earthy greens illuminate the walls, meanwhile natural wooden floors effortlessly warm the place up. There are rattan furnishings dotted from room to room, and a large fireplace in the living area, making everything extra cosy. In the evening, gather here with family and friends for a quick nightcap before snuggling up in bed.
If you're keen to get out and about on foot, the town centre is just 300m away, and a selection of restaurants and supermarkets are just 400m away. So, whether you're grabbing groceries or you want to sample some authentic Belgian cuisine, this place has got you covered.

The Little Round Window

A five-minute drive from medieval Durbuy – which bills itself as the world’s smallest city – this chalet-style house offers woodland living in the lush surroundings of Ardennes. While you might pop into town to pick up Belgian beers, pâté, and the region’s famous smoked ham, there’s plenty going on at home to make you want to stay put.

In some ways, this house feels more like a treehouse than anything. Of course there’s plenty of native green foliage outside around the grounds, as well as the hill leading up to the front, but it’s the interiors that really give off this vibe. In this rural cabin, it’s all about wood, wood, and more wood.

From the floors to the ceiling, the walls to the tables, this main feature is in perfect harmony with the natural world. The apex ceiling makes the rustic living space feel large and lofty, with more brightness coming in from the adjoining terrace. This shaded spot is perfect for sipping a chilled Saison or savouring freshly barbecued produce. It’s also ideal for peering down to your private boules court below and heckling your friends mid-game, or stargazing into clear night skies.

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This magical home is like something out of a fairytale. Nestled on the edge of a forest, the impressive mansion is the perfect place to begin your adventures in this serene corner of Belgium. 

The whole home is filled with antique treasures, and the huge windows bring the outside in. On chilly evenings, you can pour a glass of red wine and curl up on the sofa as the flames crackle in the fireplace. Or, you might prefer to organise a lavish meal in the dining room – it's a grand place for a feast, lit by a chandelier. When the sun is shining, you can head outside for cocktails on the grassy lawn while the kids have fun in the play area. And, when hunger strikes, you can fire up the barbeque for a delicious alfresco meal. 

You'll love spending your days strolling through the forest, breathing in the fresh air and enjoying a sense of peace. Active guests can try their hand at mountain biking, while those that prefer some history can visit the Bastogne War Museum, roughly twenty minutes away by car. And, both little and big kids will have a great time meeting the animals at ZooParc Vallée de la Sûre, just a twelve-minute drive away. 

Songs Of The Forest

Hair Dryer

Sitting in a former chateau farmhouse, this stylish apartment will set you up for a comfortable and memorable stay. With thick wooden beams, exposed brick walls and trendy boutique-style furniture, this home could easily be mistaken for an NYC loft. But outside, a generous communal garden – complete with a swimming pool and boules court – invites you to soak up the sunshine and enjoy alfresco meals with countryside views.

Kitted out for rest and relaxation, this loft is equipped with a large jacuzzi bathtub and a private home sauna. Come evening, cosy up with a glass of wine on one of the button-back sofas, then retire to the mezzanine bedroom for a peaceful sleep. There's also a double attic room closed off from the other rooms, ideal for those who value extra privacy.

The riverside city of Namur is only a thirty-five-minute drive away, while the surrounding area is scattered with laid-back restaurants and scenic spots to spend lazy afternoons. If you fancy a day trip to the Belgian capital, Brussels is reachable in just over an hour. 

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Sitting in the middle of the countryside in the Gouvy region of Belgium, this is one of those homes that is appealing to visit whatever the season.

Arrive during the warmer months and you'll be able to make full use of the large garden complete with a barbecue, lots of seating and a hot tub. If you're travelling here during the colder part of the year, however, you'll be sure to appreciate the wood stove in the living room, as well as tables for billiards and air hockey that will keep troops entertained during rainy afternoons.

Aside from these amenities, we're big fans of the modern conservatory with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to the garden, as well as the contemporary styled kitchen with its copper-coloured surfaces and sleek finishes.

The local area is known for its walking and cycling routes, and there are a handful of pretty towns in the region, including Vielsalm just under fifteen minutes' drive. If you have a day going spare, the historic city of Liège is a fifty-minute drive and has a fascinating range of architecture.

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