Renovated Holiday Home with Outdoor Jacuzzi and Stylish Interior Near Liège

Discover this exclusive holiday home in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes – the perfect destination for relaxation, nature, and quality time together. The property features a beautiful garden with a welcoming terrace.

Thanks to its idyllic location, surrounded by numerous hiking and cycling trails, the accommodation is the ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of the region.
The vibrant city of Liège is just a few kilometres away and captivates visitors with its historic charm, rich culture, and wide range of leisure activities.

The House
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This magnificent holiday home offers 550 m² of living space, providing plenty of room and comfort for you and your group.
The modern, fully equipped kitchen gives you the opportunity to showcase your culinary skills, while the elegant dining room provides the perfect setting to enjoy meals together.
The tastefully furnished living room invites you to relax and spend quality time with family and friends.
The house accommodates up to 20 guests, with 8 bedrooms, each featuring its own private bathroom and toilet.

Outdoor Area
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The spacious terrace is perfect for enjoying long afternoons and evenings outdoors. In the garden, you will find a private pétanque court for friendly games, as well as an electric barbecue for preparing delicious outdoor meals.

Surroundings and Activities
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Explore the beautiful Belgian countryside, historic architecture, and fascinating local heritage on peaceful walks or adventurous bike rides along the many hiking and cycling routes, including the renowned RAVeL network.
Conveniently located in the heart of the village, the property offers excellent access to local amenities and serves as the perfect starting point for discovering the surrounding region.

Historical background of the accommodation
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> Gérard de Villers, Commander of the Knights Templar in Brabant and Hesbaye, became lord of the estate of Villers in 1260.
> Following the acquisition, he established a commandery in Villers, which soon came to encompass a significant territory. The commandery comprised a castle flanked by four towers, built of stone and roofed with slate. In the courtyard stood a large chapel, topped by an elegant bell tower.
> Gerard de Villers died in 1273. His blue stone funerary plaque now stands at the entrance to the nave of the present church. It depicts him in armour, a sword at his side, slaying a demon represented by a serpent.
> Several of the original buildings have survived the centuries. They form the architectural core of the present-day area.

There are outdoor CCTV cameras on the property. They cover only the car park and the area around the entrance gate.