Villa Georges
ROCHEFORT, BELGIUM
Set in the heart of Rochefort, Belgium, at the gateway to the Ardennes, Villa Georges is a 19th-century townhouse reimagined as a private design retreat. Carefully restored by its owner in collaboration with interior designer Amélie Jacob, the villa blends historic character with a refined mix of mid-century minimalism, vintage details and contemporary comfort. Each space carries its own atmosphere - from deep tones to soft pastels - creating a house designed for togetherness, calm and shared moments, where history, design and hospitality come together effortlessly, inviting you to feel at home from the moment you arrive.
A house meant to be shared.
Highlights: exceptional design I dogs allowed I lovely host
Set in the centre of Rochefort, Belgium, just at the edge of the Ardennes, Villa Georges feels like a private house with a story that continues to unfold. The 19th-century notary residence has been carefully reimagined by its owner together with interior designer Amélie Jacob - not to erase its past, but to give it a new rhythm. Today, the villa carries a quiet balance of history and design, where original architecture meets the restrained elegance of mid-century influences.
Inside, each room has its own distinct identity. Soft powder tones meet deep greens and blacks, vintage furniture sits, contemporary pieces, and every detail feels intentional without being staged. The house invites you to move slowly through its spaces - from light-filled living areas to more intimate corners like the boudoir lounge, where restored velvet seating and layered textures create a slightly dreamlike atmosphere. It’s a place designed not just to stay, but to gather.
What defines Villa Georges most is its sense of ease. Despite its refined design, the house feels warm and welcoming - closer to a thoughtfully curated home than a traditional accommodation.
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Highlights: exceptional design I dogs allowed I lovely host
Set in the centre of Rochefort, Belgium, just at the edge of the Ardennes, Villa Georges feels like a private house with a story that continues to unfold. The 19th-century notary residence has been carefully reimagined by its owner together with interior designer Amélie Jacob - not to erase its past, but to give it a new rhythm. Today, the villa carries a quiet balance of history and design, where original architecture meets the restrained elegance of mid-century influences.
Inside, each room has its own distinct identity. Soft powder tones meet deep greens and blacks, vintage furniture sits, contemporary pieces, and every detail feels intentional without being staged. The house invites you to move slowly through its spaces - from light-filled living areas to more intimate corners like the boudoir lounge, where restored velvet seating and layered textures create a slightly dreamlike atmosphere. It’s a place designed not just to stay, but to gather.
What defines Villa Georges most is its sense of ease. Despite its refined design, the house feels warm and welcoming - closer to a thoughtfully curated home than a traditional accommodation.
Families and friends come together here, sharing long meals, quiet mornings and unhurried conversations. The experience is less about luxury in the conventional sense, and more about comfort, space and connection.
Step outside, and Rochefort offers a slower pace of Belgian life. Cafés, small shops and local restaurants are just a short walk away, while the surrounding Ardennes landscape invites day trips into forests, rivers and rolling hills. Returning to the villa afterwards feels natural - the door closing softly behind you, the atmosphere shifting back to calm.
For travellers looking for a design stay in the Belgian Ardennes, Villa Georges offers something rare: a place where past and present coexist effortlessly, and where the experience is shaped as much by the house as by the moments shared within it.
Discover Villa Georges for a cozy weekend escape.
Copyright: Photo Credits Victorien Loriers | https://www.vlrfilms.be/ Interior Architecture: Amélie Jacob | https://www.ameliejacob.be/
Families and friends come together here, sharing long meals, quiet mornings and unhurried conversations. The experience is less about luxury in the conventional sense, and more about comfort, space and connection.
Step outside, and Rochefort offers a slower pace of Belgian life. Cafés, small shops and local restaurants are just a short walk away, while the surrounding Ardennes landscape invites day trips into forests, rivers and rolling hills. Returning to the villa afterwards feels natural - the door closing softly behind you, the atmosphere shifting back to calm.
For travellers looking for a design stay with a group of friends or family (you are also allowed to bring your dog) in the Belgian Ardennes, Villa Georges offers something rare: a place where past and present coexist effortlessly, and where the experience is shaped as much by the house as by the moments shared within it.
Discover Villa Georges for a cozy weekend escape.
Copyright: Photo Credits Victorien Loriers | https://www.vlrfilms.be/ Interior Architecture: Amélie Jacob | https://www.ameliejacob.be/
“My goal is to share the beauty of this place and create meaningful moments.”
Renaud Rousselet - Owner Villa Georges
Rooms at Villa Georges
The bedrooms at Villa Georges each carry their own distinct atmosphere, defined by carefully chosen colours, textures and vintage-inspired details. From soft powder tones to deep greens and blacks, every space feels considered without losing its sense of ease. Original elements are paired with mid-century influences and contemporary comfort, creating rooms that feel both timeless and personal. It’s less about uniformity, and more about character - each room inviting rest in its own quiet way.
Your trip to Rochefort
Your trip to Rochefort
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Rochefort, Belgian Ardennes, Belgium is a small historic town surrounded by forests, rivers and rolling hills. Known for its abbey, local gastronomy and proximity to nature, the region offers a slower, more rural side of Belgium shaped by outdoor life and understated charm.
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Villa Georges is located around 1.5 hours from Brussels by car. The nearest train station is Rochefort-Jemelle, with connections to Brussels and Namur, followed by a short taxi ride. Driving is recommended to explore the Ardennes region and its surrounding villages and nature spots.
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The villa offers four individually designed bedrooms with a total capacity for up to eight guests, combining vintage character with contemporary comfort. See the rates here: https://www.airbnb.de/rooms/44531134?source_impression_id=p3_1773863006_P3y26eveXHF7pJQS
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Ideal for families, friends and small groups looking for a private design stay in the Belgian Ardennes. Perfect for slow weekends, gatherings and shared moments in a space that feels both curated and comfortably lived in. Important note: it is possible to bring your dog, which makes this place even better :)
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