Nestled in a secluded clearing near the Semois River, between Bertrix and Bouillon, this former fisherman’s cabin has been reimagined as a contemporary, self-sufficient micro-residence. Set on a private wooded estate of nearly 2 hectares, the home offers ±28 m² of ground floor space and a mezzanine bedroom. The layout allows up to four guests to sleep comfortably.

The living area opens to the outdoors through large glass doors, with a pellet stove, an open-plan fitted kitchen, and a modern shower room. The mezzanine bedroom is tucked under the eaves, while a timber deck extends the living space into nature. Every detail has been designed for minimal environmental impact and maximum comfort, using sustainable materials and smart planning.

Fully autonomous, the property features solar panels with battery storage, underfloor heating, satellite internet, and an integrated security system. The parcel enjoys total privacy with no overlooking neighbours. A rare retreat for those seeking a serene secondary residence or an off-grid lifestyle in harmony with the surrounding forest.