Above the sea.

A private duplex on the Zeedijk in Knokke. Oak underfoot, limestone at the fire, and the North Sea filling the glass.

Reserve
Living room with a curved sofa, a limestone hearth, and the sea beyond a black-framed door Stone kitchen island and a set table beside blinds open to the coast Principal suite with a green bedspread and a freestanding bath under the eaves

The top two floors, just past Lichttorenplein.

Morning light comes in off the water. A second terrace looks back over Het Zoute, so breakfast and the evening drink can both happen in the sun. The rooms stay quiet: plaster, a fire set into the stone, and a wine wall in sight of the sofa.

You have the whole duplex. Nothing about it raises its voice.

  • Sleeps six
  • Three suites
  • Two baths
A gas fire set into a long limestone hearth, with lit shelves of shells and books
The living room opening onto a terrace and an empty view of the sea
From the sofa, nothing but water.

What stays with the house

  • Sea terrace
  • Limestone fire
  • Wine wall
  • Stone kitchen
  • Oak floors
  • Freestanding bath
  • Sauna
  • Hammam
Bottles resting on black shelves inside a glass-fronted wine wall
Freestanding bath, a dark glass door to the hammam, and a limestone double vanity

A bath under the roof

The principal suite sits in the slope of the eaves. The bath faces the window. Hammam and sauna are through the dark door. The other two suites share a mosaic bathroom, and the linen is already on the beds.

The rooms

The living room faces the water. The table is set. The bath is under the eaves.