


Blankenberge · Belgian Coast · 1906
Villa Artchi is an exceptional Art Nouveau holiday home in Blankenberge. A stay that resists description. One that must be felt, in the light breaking through stained glass, in the silence filling a grand salon, in the texture of a wall that has carried more than a century.
Discover the stay →Villa Artchi takes its name from the harmony between art and stillness. A protected Art Nouveau monument from 1906, designed by Alfred Neirynck, within walking distance of the North Sea, and far from the ordinary world.



Exclusive stay on the Belgian coast
Villa Artchi, a belle-époque holiday home built in 1906 by architect Alfred Neirynck. Reportedly it also served as a second residence for the personal physician of King Albert I. Within walking distance of the beach, just 8 minutes on foot from the train station and tram stop. Located in the quiet belle-époque quarter, close to the Belle Époque Museum and the shopping street.
Out of a love for the art nouveau style, we purchased this listed property and lovingly prepared it as a contemporary holiday home. We chose the name Villa Artchi, where Art stands for art and Chi for life energy. It became a home where families, friends or colleagues can chill, enjoy and relax, with space for 12 guests. The spacious house includes a cosy sunny courtyard, 6 bedrooms, 5 toilets and 3 bathrooms, and multiple reception rooms. Here you taste the past: both the façade and the interior are protected as heritage. We warmly welcome you and invite you to enjoy the grandeur of a bygone era!vakantiewoning in Blankenberge
The rooms
Villa Artchi offers an exceptional stay in a protected art nouveau monument of approximately 600 m², exclusively for your group. The holiday home has six spacious bedrooms, each equipped with luxurious box spring beds and a choice of pillows, for groups of up to twelve guests. The fully equipped kitchen features an iconic Smeg range with seven burners, a Smeg fridge-freezer, Nespresso coffee machine and everything a large group needs. The atmospheric dining room with a table for twelve invites extended meals, while the adjoining relaxation room with a large leather sofa, digital TV, Netflix and a wide selection of board games and books provides relaxation after a day at the sea. The property has 3 bathrooms, 1 with a bath and 2 with a shower. Bedrooms 5 and 6 carry the authentic art nouveau character of the property, with original furniture that keeps the story of 1906 alive. The front lounge with grand piano and the quiet cosy outdoor terrace with teak garden furniture complete a stay that goes far beyond the ordinary. Villa Artchi, where history, comfort and North Sea stillness come together.

The location
Blankenberge is a town that preserves its Belle époque memory in quiet streets, far from the bustle of the boulevard. A historic seaside resort, one of the oldest in Belgium, combining calm and sea air with a direct connection to Brussels, Ghent and Bruges.
Villa Artchi lies in the Belle époque quarter around the Sint-Rochuskerk, laid out in the early nineteenth century for those who came to the coast not for spectacle, but for rest. That choice is still felt here.
The North Sea promenade is within walking distance. The station with direct connections to Brussels is eight minutes on foot.

An invitation
Some places resist every description. The way light moves through stained glass. The resonance of the grand piano in the front salon. The stillness of a cosy outdoor terrace on a summer afternoon. Villa Artchi welcomes you, for those who do not experience calm and beauty as opposites.
Location
Walking distance from the North Sea · West Flanders · Belgium