The current owners first purchased this stunning Art Nouveau townhouse, dating from 1880. Three years later, they acquired the adjoining property in Sint-Janstraat. Together, the two buildings form a remarkable whole, featuring a larger garden and a garage with space for two cars, bicycles, and storage. Above the garage is a rented apartment generating an attractive rental income of €950 per month.

During the renovation of the Art Nouveau house, many original features were carefully restored wherever possible using traditional craftsmanship. Mosaic floors, stained-glass skylights, original flooring, and fireplaces... A feast for the eyes, combined with modern comfort and sustainability, including solar panels and a rainwater harvesting system.

The stunning ground floor comprises an entrance hall, library, living room, dining room, and kitchen with a Carrara Venato marble worktop, as well as a beautiful garden with direct access to the garage. On the mezzanine level, you will find a toilet and bathroom. The first floor offers a large hobby room and dressing room. A laundry room is located on the intermediate level. The second floor features an office and a spacious bedroom with provisions for additional sanitary facilities.

The house in Sint-Janstraat was completely renovated in 2015–2016 and achieved an EPC B rating. It includes a large garage. The first floor offers a guest toilet, living room, open kitchen, storage room, and terrace. The second floor comprises a bathroom, bedroom, and storage attic.

This listed heritage “Engineer’s House”, designed around 1924 by architect Adrien Blomme, charms with its staggered volumes, decorative gables, wooden balcony and idyllic garden of almost 2,000 m². The roof, moabi hardwood window frames and façades were renovated in 2003.

The ground floor features an entrance hall with original cement tiles, cloakroom, guest toilet, storage room, living room with library and gas fireplace, kitchen and separate dining room. The first floor offers three bedrooms and a bathroom to renovate. The second floor includes three additional rooms with potential for a second bathroom. Full basement with wine cellar, detached garage and workshop.

The true highlight is the south-facing walled garden, complete with a natural swimming pond, pétanque court, vegetable garden and numerous fruit trees. A historic home with a unique soul.

Behind the stately façade of this impressive detached semi-detached residence lies an extraordinary piece of Vremde’s history. Built in 1908 and officially listed as architectural heritage, Reigershof was closely linked to the former De Reiger Brewery and remains one of the last tangible reminders of more than two centuries of local brewing history.

Offering an impressive living area of no less than 486 m², this character-filled property presents exceptional potential for those seeking a spacious family home, a professional practice, or a combination of living and working under one roof.

Upon entering, you are immediately welcomed by a grand entrance hall where authentic flooring, soaring ceilings, decorative mouldings, and original woodwork evoke the elegance of a bygone era. Numerous original features have been carefully preserved over the years, allowing the property to retain its unique character and charm.

At the front of the house are two former consulting rooms, complemented by a waiting area and separate toilet facilities. With their independent circulation, these spaces can perfectly accommodate a medical, dental, or professional practice without compromising the privacy of the residential areas.

The living spaces are exceptionally bright and inviting. The spacious kitchen overlooks the impressive garden and connects directly to the garage. From here, you enter the generous living and dining room, where expansive windows draw the surrounding greenery indoors. Throughout the home, high ceilings and authentic fireplaces contribute to an atmosphere of warmth, elegance, and grandeur.

The first floor comprises four spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. The second floor offers two additional bedrooms, a shower room, and a large multifunctional attic space ideally suited as a playroom, hobby room, studio, or additional living area.

Outside, the garden is undoubtedly one of the estate’s most remarkable features. Extending over approximately 2,000 m² and benefiting from uninterrupted views across the surrounding fields, it offers an exceptional sense of privacy, openness, and tranquillity.

Although the property requires renovation, its heritage status, authentic character, and unique location make it an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a prestigious restoration project with a rich historical legacy.

From this beautiful open apartment on the sixth floor, redesigned by an architect, you are surrounded by greenery on both sides. Thanks to this architectural renovation, every space feels bright and thoughtfully designed. Natural daylight floods in abundantly throughout the apartment – from the morning light at the front to the sunset at the rear. Many charming details, such as the natural stone counter, herringbone parquet flooring, and marble accents in the floors and window sills, create a timeless interior full of character.

Spacious entrance hall with separate storage room and toilet. Living area and beautiful open kitchen with a practical first terrace, perfect for a herb garden or rubbish bins. At the rear are two bedrooms, one currently used as an office, with the unique designer bathroom in polyester positioned between them – a durable material also used in boat construction. The rear terrace is the ideal spot for sun lovers and aperitif enthusiasts, while the accordion doors completely open up the living space to the outdoors.

Practical bonus: the apartment offers an exceptional amount of storage space and built-in cabinets, typical of the 1950s and 1960s, with the current owners having added an extra built-in wardrobe in the bedroom. The building itself has also undergone recent works, including the rear façade and terraces. Finally, there are two bicycle storage rooms, a separate cellar storage, and a large shared courtyard.

In this authentic apartment building, you come home every day through a magnificent entrance hall with the original wrought-iron elevator, which looks as if it came straight out of a nostalgic black-and-white film. The same elegant style continues throughout the spacious, sunny apartment of 150 m² on the third floor. Entrance hall with practical built-in cabinets and access to the separate guest toilet.

At the front, facing the street, you find the light and airy living room with stunning herringbone parquet, high ceilings, and a graceful marble fireplace. This living space is exceptionally wide – meaning even more large windows and an extraordinary amount of natural light. The open kitchen with a stylish bar offers everything you need, plus additional space for a washing machine.

At the rear of the building, you will find two bedrooms, of which the largest again features many built-in wardrobes and access to a small balcony with morning sun – perfect for waking up peacefully overlooking the trees and the city. The generous bathroom currently includes a shower and second toilet, but there is certainly enough room to install a king-size bathtub if desired. Cellar storage included. EPC C. Compliant electrical installation.

This stylishly renovated townhouse offers a complete package, fully ready for the future. Thanks to the recent investments and upgrades, you won’t have to worry about renovations or energy-efficiency improvements for decades to come. Everything has already been taken care of!

Beautiful front façade with classic yellow brickwork, an elegant black front door and matching window frames. Entrance hall with practical built-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet and access to the convenient cellar. Compact living room with herringbone parquet flooring, custom-built TV cabinet and space for a cozy lounge area. In the middle, the dining room, and at the rear, the contemporary fully equipped kitchen opening onto a charming courtyard. On the mezzanine level, you’ll find a lovely terrace where you can enjoy the afternoon sun.

The first floor features a spacious bathroom with large walk-in shower, double washbasin and second toilet, alongside the master bedroom overlooking the tree-lined street. The second floor offers a second bedroom and an attractive office space (or third bedroom). Finally, solar panels have been installed on the roof, contributing to an excellent EPC rating of A.

Future-proof, timeless and renovated with quality craftsmanship — ready to move in!

This unique property breathes history and character. It once formed part of the larger estate surrounding the castle, also known as the Hof van Grisar. The neo-Louis XVI gatekeeper’s house, listed architectural heritage, already appeared on the original 1900 plans as “maison de garde de monsieur Ragheno”. Occupied by German troops during WWI, it later served as an orphanage, a packaging factory and eventually a private residence.
Over the years, the home has been carefully renovated with respect for its architectural and historical value. The carillon tower was likely added around 1930 for the then musically inclined son of the family and was later extended, offering generous space and remarkable potential today.

The buildings blend seamlessly into greenery thanks to a total plot of 5,814 m² with private woodland at the rear. Electric gate and new carport. Gatehouse with entrance hall and living room. A few steps lead to the kitchen and sun-filled dining area (modern 2020 extension). Second entrance with dressing and toilet. Bathroom on the mezzanine level, two bedrooms on the first floor. Cellar.

Heated and insulated outbuilding of approx. 150 m² with tower: entrance hall, toilet, practice/workspace, bedroom, storage room, impressive glass polyvalent space and, in the tower, an additional bedroom and inspiring creative area.

A thorough renovation in 2023 has transformed this authentic townhouse into the perfect city home. The picturesque 19th‑century facade has been beautifully preserved, while the rear part of the house is completely new. The charm remains, with maximum modern comfort: triple glazing, heat pump, solar panels, air conditioning, underfloor heating… Everything is included.

Upon entering, the hallway offers a toilet, bicycle storage (always a plus in the city!) and access to the dry cellar. A lovely detail: the original ceiling mouldings have been kept. At the rear, the fully equipped kitchen overlooks a quaint inner courtyard. The mezzanine adds extra light and an open feel.

On the first floor is the living room, flooded with light thanks to the mezzanine and large window. An additional room can serve as a bedroom or office, with built‑in storage keeping it tidy.

Upstairs is another delightful space: a spacious, bright bedroom with an adjacent bathroom.

A brand‑new home (EPC A) behind one of the most beautiful facades in the street — all you need to do is unpack your boxes.

A beautiful classic, this townhouse offers 178 m² of living space. In the elegant entrance hall, you are immediately greeted by a stunning stained glass door. Through the double doors on the left, you enter the warm living room – complete with original wooden floors and mouldings – followed by a multifunctional intermediate space and, at the rear, the spacious modern kitchen with a Cem line concrete look floor, room for a large dining table, a skylight, and access to the cozy city garden with terrace. The ground floor also includes a toilet and a practical laundry room.

The master bedroom is located on the first floor, along with a spacious dressing and a tastefully renovated bathroom with bathtub and shower. The second floor offers two more beautiful bedrooms.

The railway tracks in Park Spoor Oost, behind the garden, are remnants of the former “Antwerpen Dam” freight station. Today, they are only used occasionally, for example by maintenance vehicles, and are therefore not experienced as disturbing by the current residents. Moreover, there are no streets crossing behind the garden, contributing to an exceptionally quiet and pleasant environment. EPC C and compliant electrical installation. The roof has already been renewed by the current owners, so no worries there. Finally, there is also a spacious, dry cellar.

The history of this exceptional home dates back to the 16th century. The overall feel is defined by beautiful wooden beams and floors, an abundance of cozy charm, surprisingly generous natural light, and a unique layout with different spaces on split levels – atypical and therefore all the more charming.

It starts off beautifully in the entrance hall, with its checkerboard tiles and stunning stained glass skylight. The ground floor features a bedroom and bathroom, a bicycle storage area, and a city courtyard. There is also a vaulted cellar. To reach the spacious kitchen with six cooking zones, a large oven, a lovely opening towards the living area, and direct access to the terrace, you take the first staircase. Half a level up, you’ll find the cozy living room. On the mezzanine level, there is a large bathroom with a charming clawfoot bathtub. The second floor offers two very spacious bedrooms, and the third floor is currently a multifunctional space with high ceilings. Adding a mezzanine A third bedroom or a super cool studio space It’s all possible.

Finally, the house is in good condition compliant electrical installation and an EPC B rating.

Classic solidity full of character: these are the words that come to mind when entering this authentic apartment building. You can easily reach this charming, bright apartment on the first floor by stairs, or opt for one of the two elevators.

In the spacious entrance hall with parquet flooring, you have a convenient storage space for coats and shoes. Bright living room featuring beautiful herringbone parquet and a large window that floods the space with natural daylight. Pleasant kitchen with a five-burner SMEG gas stove and partly original Cubex-style cabinets. The adjoining terrace offers space for a small herb garden or a bistro table to enjoy your first coffee of the day. Furthermore, there are two beautiful, spacious bedrooms, again with the same stunning parquet flooring, and a bathroom with shower and toilet. Practical bonus: a private cellar storage is included in the price.

This beautiful triplex apartment starts on the first floor of an elegant townhouse. With only one other residential unit in the building, you’ll enjoy a particularly peaceful living environment and almost no communal charges – a major advantage.

Through the entrance hall and custom-made glass doors, you enter the bright living room. A special detail: the design of the door was inspired by the layout of the bookcase in the living area. The beautiful mouldings, high ceilings and authentic marble fireplace add plenty of character. The central island in the semi-open, fully equipped kitchen features a clever opening: the dishes stay out of sight while you can still interact with your guests. From the living room you have access to the sunny terrace with green roof, located one floor above.

The mezzanine level offers space for a wardrobe or a small home office with views of greenery. On the second floor you’ll find two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom finished with azure blue tiles. The fantastic attic level with private bathroom on the third floor (fully air conditioned) can also easily be divided into two additional bedrooms. Finally, there is a large, dry basement with a wine cellar and laundry area.

A dream base for city lovers who enjoy peaceful living.

Located on the fifth and top floor of a stunning Art Deco apartment building, constructed between 1927 and 1928 by engineer Jan Karel Andersen, based on a design by architect Raymond Ceurvorst. From the impressive entrance hall, you can take the stairs or the ultra-cool, well-maintained lift with wrought-iron folding doors, seemingly straight out of a French film noir.

Plenty of authentic charm combined with contemporary comfort: the apartment was renovated in 2025 and now boasts an excellent EPC B rating. Some of the windows, the electrical installation and part of the heating system were renewed, along with new floors and refreshed kitchen and bathroom. Neat and well finished!

Thanks to the length of the apartment, both you and your guests are immediately impressed. At the front, the bright living room and sitting area offer sweeping views over the city centre. Stylish mouldings and matching radiator casings add character.

A long entrance hall hides a guest toilet, storage space and laundry area. At the rear, you’ll find the night hall with built-in wardrobes and two bedrooms. The marble bathroom completes the picture with a discreet sense of luxury.

Behind its grand façade unfolds a haven of tranquillity within one of Mechelen’s oldest listed monuments, with records dating back to 1303. The building took on its current form in 1912, when architect Hemelsoet transformed it into an eclectic urban palace. The finishes are nothing short of majestic: gold leaf, Empire style, exquisite marbles, gilded stucco, and decorative wall panels. The wrought-iron gate and staircase are by master blacksmith L. Van Boeckel. Several restorations have taken place over time, always in consultation with heritage authorities—preserving this magical place for generations to come.

Inside, you’ll find several opulent salons, a dining room, library, office, piano room, dressing area, several bedrooms and bathrooms. The kitchen opens via folding doors onto a blissful terrace and sunny garden. At the very top, a spacious attic offers a unique panoramic view over the city.

A separate service staircase and the option of a discreet rear entrance allow for flexible use—ideal for cohousing, a refined live–work combination, or professional offices. These exceptional spaces also lend themselves effortlessly to a wide variety of uses—residential, commercial, or cultural.
Parking spaces and/or garages can be purchased optionally.

This is not just a place to live; it’s a place to host, inspire, and create.

This stately townhouse was carefully renovated in 2018 and transformed into a bel-étage, with the former owners’ architectural office on the ground floor. As a result, the house now has a rather atypical yet highly successful layout: living room and kitchen were lifted one level up. Currently the entire ground floor serves as a 2nd bedroom with en-suite living room, but it can easily be converted into two full bedrooms.

On the mezzanine you find a first bathroom with toilet and designer bathtub. Then the first floor, with the living room at the front featuring a beautiful bay window and authentic fireplace. The marble of this fireplace inspired the worktop in the stunning kitchen with high-end appliances and ample storage. The dining room is at the rear window – brilliant, as you overlook your own large, quiet garden and the neighbouring park gardens while dining.

On the second mezzanine is a practical storage room and on +2 the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and adjoining lovely terrace. Finally, a surprising bonus: the fully usable basement, currently a ceramics studio and laundry room.

Come and discover all the possibilities this one-of-a-kind home has to offer – from professional practice to studio or spacious family home.

From the front façade you are treated to a fantastic, open view over the green park and the Waalsekaai. At the rear, on Timmerwerfstraat, you’ll find two integrated garages on the ground floor. Parking is always easy – inside or right at your gate.

With 364 m² of living space, five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a lift, this house offers endless possibilities – XL family home, liberal profession, (law) office or practice. The classy entrance welcomes everyone in style. On the mezzanine floor with living room, dining area and kitchen you’ll also find the first bedroom with en suite bathroom. On the first floor: a spacious living room with fireplace and TV lounge. On the second floor: three more bedrooms and two bathrooms. Finally, on the third floor: the master suite with en suite bathroom. The lovely rooftop terrace with full privacy offers peace in your own outdoor space.

The basement includes a wine cellar, technical room and storage. Luxury and comfort abound with home automation, video intercom, alarm system and EPC rating B.

The original construction year of this stately centenarian? It takes you all the way back to 1894, more than 130 years ago. In 2024, this 19th-century townhouse received the thorough renovation and energy upgrade it deserved, with great attention to detail and a deep respect for its character, fully in keeping with the spirit of the original home.

The classy dark-blue façade already gives it away: behind it lies a stylish house. Inside, be sure to notice the beautifully preserved protected features, the authentic ceiling roses, the high ceilings that create an impressive sense of space, and the overall tasteful interior design.

The ground floor features a polished concrete floor, underfloor heating and, to the front right, a room that can serve as a consultation space, office, playroom or chill zone. Then comes the sitting area, and at the back the open-plan living kitchen with large window sections that draw in plenty of natural light. The beautifully landscaped, deep city garden includes two terrace areas and a garage box at the rear of the plot — a dream setting for children at play, unforgettable garden parties, or summer evenings that seem to last forever…

Across the +1, +2 and +3 floors, you’ll find a total of five lovely bedrooms, a fully equipped bathroom with designer bathtub and shower, and an additional ensuite shower room with shower, sink and toilet, combined with the master bedroom — an interesting layout that still leaves plenty of room for your own interpretation according to your wishes and needs.

Including the gate on Hoviusstraat, this corner house has no fewer than three entrances: two on Hoviusstraat and one on Krankenstraat.

Magnificent protected Louis XVI-style round-arched gate from the late 18th century, opening onto a sunny courtyard and the later-built house (late 19th century).

The property consists of two separate buildings, together approximately 350 m², both overlooking the inner courtyard. Both the main house and the rear building are fully to be restored.

Of the two front doors, one opens into the main hallway and the other into a side vestibule with toilet and access to the cellar. On the ground floor: spacious living room with parquet flooring, dining room, kitchen and rear room. The stunning staircase hall contains the original staircase to the first floor, with three bedrooms and a bathroom. On the second floor there are four more rooms.

The house remains entirely authentic, with original colourful cement tiles, Boom tiles in the dry cellar, original interior doors, mouldings, ceilings and beautiful plank floors on the upper levels.

The ground floor of the rear building comprises two rooms. On the first floor there are two more rooms, and on the second floor one additional room. Unique within the beguinage: you can drive into the atmospheric inner courtyard!

This stately neoclassical townhouse, built in 1901 for Mr Janssens and designed by architect Antoine Feyt, is officially listed as heritage — and once you step through the grand entrance gate, you immediately understand why. Elegant wrought ironwork, a wide entrance hall, high ceilings, beautifully preserved mouldings and even a true “show staircase” leading to the lifts on the right… WOW. The gate can open fully, making it easy to access the bicycle storage inside the building. The historic property has since been converted into a harmonious ensemble of seven apartments and a rear building.

Located on the first floor at the rear, you’ll find this attractive and spacious duplex apartment. On the lower level: dining and living area with the possibility of an open-plan kitchen, laundry room and separate toilet. Upstairs: two generous bedrooms and a bathroom. Heating via heat pump (hot and cold air possible). EPC rating C.

This stately neoclassical townhouse, built in 1901 for Mr. Janssens and designed by architect Antoine Feyt, is listed as heritage — and once you step through the grand front gate, you immediately understand why. Elegant wrought iron, a wide entrance hall, high ceilings, beautifully preserved mouldings and even a real “show staircase” leading to the lifts on the right… WOW. The gate can open fully — convenient for easy access to the bicycle storage inside the building. The historic property has since been converted into a stylish ensemble of seven apartments and a rear building.

On the ground floor at the street side you’ll find this beautiful, characterful duplex apartment. Original parquet flooring, a built-in cabinet with glass doors, guillotine windows and above all… high ceilings and authentic details that allow masses of daylight to flood in — delightful. Upstairs: living and dining area with open kitchen. Practical: a ladder leads to an extra sleeping area or storage space. Downstairs: bedroom, bathroom and separate toilet. The apartment does need some love. Heating via heat pump (hot and cold air possible). EPC B.

This lovely apartment, fully renovated in 2015, is located on the second floor of a stylish townhouse. Of course, as many original elements as possible — interior doors, floors and wrought-iron railings — have been carefully preserved.

The spacious living area at the front is eleven metres wide, offering exceptional natural light. Combined with the beautiful parquet floors, it creates a fantastic setting for hosting guests. The modern open kitchen and dining room can also be separated from the lounge with the beautiful original sliding doors. Large tiled bathroom with double sink, bathtub and walk-in shower. At the back, three bedrooms, the smallest of which can easily be used as a dressing room or home office. Also convenient: the generous bicycle storage and separate waste room. The lack of a private outdoor space is more than compensated by the charm of the shared patio downstairs, where you can enjoy a drink or a chat with neighbours overlooking the lime trees and bamboo grove.

EPC B, no asbestos, and the electrical installation is compliant. The entire apartment was freshly repainted just last week — the paint is almost still wet, so this urban haven is 100% ready to welcome its new owners.

An apartment with all these wonderful features doesn’t come around every day!

This stately 1929 Art Deco townhouse, designed by the rarely documented architect Emiel Janssens, radiates the refined elegance of the interwar period. The lush front garden, featuring a sculptural palm tree and a fiery Japanese maple, offers both privacy and a touch of exoticism.

Inside, the house unfolds around an impressive central staircase with a landing and overhead light — an architectural statement that defines the full width of the home. On the ground floor, you will find a study facing the street, an atmospheric dining room and a kitchen overlooking an intimate courtyard. One floor up, a warm and inviting living room with refined woodwork awaits, alongside a bedroom and bathroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms, a second bathroom and a practical storage room.

The house enchants with its rich, intact details: elaborate ceiling mouldings, herringbone parquet, original wooden window frames and, of course, the monumental staircase. The full basement level adds generous storage or workspace.

Currently used as an office, the property can easily be reconverted into a charming 257 m² city home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, thanks to its preserved residential layout. While the house requires renovation, it offers exceptional potential for anyone wishing to finish a characterful property in their own style. A unique opportunity to transform an architectural Art Deco gem in a prime location near parks and major access roads entirely to your taste.

Step inside a home that immediately sparks your imagination.

Originally three adjoining houses, the property was converted about five years ago into one large family home. With 489 m² of living space, the options are plentiful.

The spacious ground floor, mostly with underfloor heating, was renovated in 2020. Entrance hall with old church tiles, XL living room on oak parquet with two seating areas and a cosy gas fireplace. Large dining room and kitchen with AGA stove and views of the west-facing garden with terrace and shed. First bedroom and bathroom with shower and infrared sauna. Storage, toilet, cellar.

Take the new oak staircase or original stairs to the first floor: huge office space and second bedroom at the front on original wooden floors. At the back, a second bathroom and two more bedrooms, one used as a dressing. This rear part could use some refreshing.

On the second floor, the fourth bedroom—two connected rooms—plus living area, kitchen, third bathroom and toilet make this level ideal for a live-in student or (grand)parent. The 48 m² attic can be finished to your needs. Optional garage 50 m away.

A rare chance to combine tranquillity and generous space in a stylish family home with garden in the heart of Mechelen.

Villa Netherbury, the largest of an originally planned series of five semi-detached villas, was designed in 1904 by architect E. Careels. Not all villas were built, allowing Netherbury’s garden to become more than twice as large.

After the director of a well-known margarine factory, a psychiatrist lived and worked here with his family. The separate side entrance and waiting room – now a cloakroom – make this home still ideal for a professional practice. In 1934, the house was extended with a larger living room, scullery, and extra floor. Between 2013 and 2021, the villa was sustainably and ecologically renovated.

Main building with three connected living areas, all with solid oak parquet: office, dining room, and living room with bay window, library, and a delightful mass heater. From the kitchen with Falcon stove, you have a view of the beautiful park garden with pond. Garage included.

On the first floor: large bedroom with two front terraces, second bedroom with bay window (now music room), bathroom with wall heating extending into the shower, and a spacious laundry room. On the second floor: a front bedroom (now a wonderful studio), central space, and a fourth bedroom with second bathroom.

Extra asset: the garden, accessible from the rear, can be divided (subject to permit) into at least two separate building plots.

Some homes seem to rest — not out of neglect, but out of patience. Built in 1928, this elegant residence is one of those sleeping beauties quietly awaiting her second life. With 270 m² of living space and only two owners since its creation, it exudes a rare sense of continuity and calm.

The magnificent magnolia tree in the front garden immediately sets the tone — an air of elegance that continues inside. The marble entrance hall, herringbone parquet floors, high ceilings, and ornate doors whisper stories from another time. In the living room, light dances across the parquet, while the adjoining dining room and veranda invite long conversations overlooking the west-facing garden — a secluded oasis full of life.
Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms and a bright bathroom await, while the third floor offers three additional rooms — a blank canvas for expansion or imagination.

The house has a full basement, gas heating, roof insulation (2013), and an excellent EPC label C — rare for this type of property. It provides a solid foundation to unite heritage and modern comfort. A home with a soul — not just to inhabit, but to bring back to life. Here, the past isn’t a constraint; it’s the finest foundation for a unique renovation project.

Next to the romantic Pulhof district, a historic home awaits revival. Let your imagination be inspired by this one-of-a-kind property full of character.

Does the Groen Kwartier even need an introduction? This former girls’ orphanage, part of the old Military Hospital site, was transformed into apartments in 2008. It’s a brilliant example of urban renewal on a beautiful piece of Antwerp’s heritage — resulting in a cozy, safe, and green environment. A truly lovely place to live!

Beautiful duplex apartment on the second floor, accessible by lift or stairs. You get 157 m² of living space with an EPC rating of B (almost A!), wooden windows, high-efficiency double glazing, insulated façade, gas condensation boiler, and parquet flooring on the ground level… Ready to move in.

The large open kitchen offers tons of storage and a big island, perfect for aperitifs with friends. Around the corner, the living room features a cozy gas fireplace, and just beyond that you’ll find the dining area. On the sunny south-facing terrace (20 m²), you can relax while enjoying the view of the beautiful architectural site. Upstairs: a mezzanine, two bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, and plenty of built-in cupboards throughout.

Double garage box with plenty of storage space? No problem. Optional purchase for €50,000.

For those who appreciate beauty in detail and have a passion for architecture, this apartment in Résidence du Centenaire is a rare find. Designed in 1931 by architect Florent Vaes, the listed building radiates pure Art Deco elegance — from the grand entrance hall to the graceful staircase and refined materials.

On the second floor, a spacious, light-filled apartment unfolds — where authenticity and comfort blend seamlessly. The entrance hall leads to an elegant living area with high ceilings, large windows, and a leafy view that changes with the seasons. Original features such as herringbone parquet floors, mosaic tiles, and ornate radiators tell the story of an era where form and refinement went hand in hand.
The kitchen, renovated in 2008, connects smoothly to a charming southwest-facing terrace — a sunny spot for morning coffee, lunch, or an afternoon glass of wine.
The layout includes two full-sized bedrooms, a third space currently used as an office or laundry room, and a tastefully renovated bath and shower room.

With a strong energy rating, a dry cellar, an elevator, and convenient parking right outside, this apartment is not only a tribute to design but also a practical and welcoming home — ideally located near both parks and city life.

Living in a piece of architectural heritage? This apartment brings modern comfort to life within a unique Art Deco setting.

Step into the communal courtyard and feel the calm wash over you. Four round stair towers form the unmistakable eye-catchers of this architectural ensemble, offering you a unique living or working experience.

On the ground floor, a surprisingly high and bright room awaits. Today, this special space is used as an atelier, but it could easily be transformed into an extra bedroom. Thanks to the large windows and spaciousness, the room radiates a special energy.

One floor up: a bathroom with bathtub, soft materials and space for storage. On the next level you’ll find the living area, where the lounge, dining area and kitchen flow seamlessly together. The bedroom is at the very top, under the roof ridge. Warm parquet floors, wooden accents in the kitchen, baby-blue tiles, glass blocks subtly letting the light in, and crisp white walls create a serene atmosphere to come home to.

Finally, the silence you experience here — both literally and figuratively — is simply unheard of.

Extra features: a convenient bike storage area and a practical cellar provide additional comfort and storage space.

The perfect place for city lovers in search of a unique home — full of character, a touch of history, and a soul of its own.

This spacious apartment is part of a small co-ownership (VME), housed in two glorious former hotels in eclectic style, designed by architect Jean-Laurent Hasse for M.W. Muller and W. Engels. A stunning piece of heritage, where authentic elements have been beautifully restored: herringbone parquet flooring, double wooden doors, high ceilings, decorative mouldings...

The private lift takes you straight into the apartment. Entrance hall with guest toilet and cloakroom. To the right: a generous dining area, open kitchen and sunny south-facing terrace — an inviting indoor-outdoor feeling, with sunlight all day and lovely green views to enjoy.

The living room is exceptionally elegant and grand, with plenty of space for an XL sofa, a large dining table and, once again, that peaceful park view. A unique feature is the library/home office cleverly situated between the kitchen and living area.

The main bedroom comes with large windows, park views and its own balcony. Around the corner: a practical walk-in dressing room. The second bedroom also offers charming views of the park. Spacious bathroom with shower, bathtub and double sink.

At the back of the apartment, you’ll find a third bedroom with en suite bathroom and a private terrace.

A practical cellar and private parking space are included in the price. The apartment also boasts an excellent EPC score of B.

An elegant apartment offering 231 m² of living space, beautiful terraces and green views — the perfect home base for those seeking stylish, spacious and peaceful city living.

This spacious 19th-century townhouse shines like never before after a thorough and energy-efficient renovation. Natural light floods the interior through large windows; original parquet floors, mouldings and marble fireplaces have been beautifully preserved. With 289 m² of living space and an excellent EPC score, everything is in place for your dream home or workspace.

The large ground floor features a double room with authentic parquet and, at the rear, a multifunctional open space with access to the sunny south-facing garden — perfect as an office or practice, or to extend the living area for extra comfort. Separate toilet, practical utility room/laundry, underfloor heating and a spacious cellar.

Both the main staircase and the steel spiral staircase lead to the first floor: a cosy living room with herringbone parquet, a bright kitchen with ATAG appliances, underfloor heating and a lovely terrace. Separate toilet.
On the second floor: master bedroom with original wooden floor, ensuite bathroom with double sink, bath, walk-in Duravit shower, Vola fittings and ample built-in storage. Two more bedrooms, the option for a second bathroom (connections in place) and an attic complete the property.

In a city where most windows look out on greenery or lively streets, this property offers a rare perspective: a view onto art and creativity. Behind the façade of a former power station from 1908 hides an exceptional living and working space that harmoniously combines industrial history with modern comfort. Since 2009, the current owner has transformed the warehouse into an atelier with a residential function. The result? An impressive main building of 270 m² with a majestic ridge height of thirteen meters, where steel trusses, tall windows, and characterful brickwork set the tone. Above, a bright 120 m² living space unfolds with an open kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. In addition, there is a separate studio—ideal for guests or creative projects—and a spacious office overlooking the garden. At the back, two more workshops/warehouses and several storage rooms and a cellar await. Nothing has been overlooked in terms of practicality: to the left, five private parking spaces behind an automatic gate; to the right, an intimate 80 m² city garden. The owner describes the property as a place where living and working flow together organically: “As if a warm cocoon has been gently placed inside an imposing historic hall. You experience the calm and privacy of an oasis in the middle of the city, while the industrial character remains fully present.”
A unique opportunity for those who see living not just as having an address, but as a daily source of inspiration.

In one of the most beautiful parts of the historic centre, between Wolstraat and Conscienceplein, you’ll find this through-house brimming with character. Here, you live to the rhythm of Antwerp: waking up with a view of the Carolus Borromeus, working with passers-by just outside your door, and ending the day with the city at your feet from the green roof terrace. The current owner renovated the property in 2017 together with an architect, creating a home where charm and comfort go hand in hand. Think: high ceilings, abundant daylight, air conditioning, solar panels, and a covered terrace where summer evenings can last forever. On the ground floor, there’s a spacious commercial area with double shop windows—perfect for a boutique or studio. The cellar is dry and tidy. Upstairs, you’ll find a cosy residential space: a bedroom and bathroom on the first floor, an inviting living area with a monumental bookcase on the second, and an open kitchen under the roof—complete with sliding door to the covered terrace. The green roof offers space for a lounge setup, with panoramic views over Antwerp. A house with a soul, for those who truly embrace the charm of city living.

The Beguinage house ‘The Four Evangelists’ is a stunning and striking presence in the car-restricted Beguinage. Since 1986, it has been officially listed as a monument in the heritage inventory. Architect Karel Beeck carried out a successful full restoration 27 years ago, preserving many authentic elements such as the child beams and the beautiful front and rear façades. Other features, like interior doors and small shutters, were completely recreated according to the original design.

On the ground floor, you’ll find a charming sitting room on the right and a modern kitchen with a cozy bench seat on the left, overlooking the sunny south-facing city garden with a handy terrace cupboard. The beautifully light blue painted woodwork adds a romantic touch of Provence.

Mezzanine with raised room and toilet. First floor with two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. Under the magnificent roof structure lies the attic floor: currently one large space used as an extra lounge and office. Of course, you can also create a generous third and even fourth bedroom here. Plans and provisions for a second bathroom are ready. Finally, there is also a cellar.

If you want to live like royalty in France, but in Mechelen, you’ve found your unique spot here!

On the corner of a charming little square, lined with authentic townhouses, stands this cozy corner property where time seems to have stood still. Originally, this corner plot is described in the Inventory of Immovable Heritage as "two single-family houses with colorful brick façades in a late Art Nouveau style." Today, the property is clearly in need of renovation, but it holds plenty of future potential. Beautiful façade, high ceilings, authentic wooden staircase... The four floors are calling for a new owner ready to roll up their sleeves and unlock the full potential of this unique home.

On the ground floor, you’ll currently find a kitchen, dining room, and spacious storage area. The entire first floor houses a lovely, spacious living room with a view of the square. The second floor features a large bedroom with bathroom, and the top floor offers two additional separate bedrooms. A new hospitality hotspot or a cozy family home? Whatever you decide, after your full renovation, Oud-Berchem will have gained a new gem.

From the elegant ironwork and charming front garden to the authentic cottage-style façade and stunning stained-glass windows, you immediately sense that this 1927 home is truly unique.
Enter through the side entrance or the ornate front door into a spacious hallway. At the front: a cozy living room with original parquet flooring, stained-glass windows (double glazed), and a charming fireplace.

There’s a second side entrance to the separate kitchen—super handy for unloading groceries. The large dining room, also with parquet flooring and a fireplace, offers views and direct access to the sunny garden. Throw open the beautiful doors and you’re instantly outside—a romantic setting for garden parties with friends and family.
If desired, the kitchen and dining room could easily be combined into one generous open-plan kitchen with island.

A beautiful staircase leads to the first floor, featuring two spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, laundry room, and plenty of storage. On the second floor: two more bedrooms and a storage area. From stained-glass to parquet, many original elements have been beautifully preserved here as well.
A dry cellar and a long side passage (perfect for bikes!) add the finishing touches to this exceptional home—ready to be refreshed to your own taste and modern standards.

Are you the one to take this beautiful, character-filled home to the next level?

Some houses have façades that immediately evoke a dreamy lifestyle — and this 1928 cottage-style home is one of them. It combines the best of past and present: historical architectural elegance and modern comfort. It is a listed heritage property, with its authentic façade, mosaic floors, glass interior doors, and Art Deco stained glass windows in the kitchen.

The property spans 285 m², offering ample space for a family. Like most houses in the area, you enter through a charming entrance hall, followed by two inviting living and dining rooms. Well-maintained parquet flooring, a cozy bay window with a view of Schomstraat, and impressive ceiling moldings emphasize the historic character of the home.

The real showpiece, however, is the kitchen with a view of the lush garden: flooded with light thanks to a dramatic skylight and a full-width sliding window. On sunny days, you can open everything and let the space flow into the southeast-facing garden. And when you're in the mood to retreat into your cocoon, roller shutters at both the front and rear offer extra coziness and privacy.

The home includes four bedrooms in total. The master bedroom and bathroom are located on the first floor and together form a perfect suite for a couple, complete with a terrazzo sink, recently renovated shower, toilet, and laundry area. On the second floor are bedrooms two and three — one of which includes a walk-in closet — as well as a spacious bathroom with double sinks, a mosaic-tiled shower, and a toilet. The generous mezzanine under the roof can easily serve as a fourth bedroom, home office, or playroom. The possibilities are endless.

The house also features a full basement with a dry storage area and an oil tank.

Practical and full of charm, this is a rare city home indeed.

This house, nestled amidst nature and vineyards, provides a serene and secluded setting. Access is possible via a stone path or a wooden gate with wrought iron. The rectangular building features new wooden joinery.

On the ground floor, there are four renovated rooms and a cellar used as a laundry room. The kitchen, bathed in light through south and east-facing windows, has a paneled ceiling, white-painted walls, and a stone floor with black and white tiles. The dining room, with a large cast iron stove in the fireplace, features a stone sink as a windowsill and abundant daylight. The stone floor continues into the living room with a vaulted ceiling.

On the first floor, a stone staircase provides direct access. The bright living room has a tiled floor, two large south-facing windows, a fireplace, and original cabinets. Four rooms with high ceilings, plaster and lime walls, and a fireplace with a black painted mantelpiece add historical charm.

Outside, there are three stone outbuildings: a workshop and two old cattle buildings, all in authentic condition. The garden is landscaped with lawns, perennial flower beds, a vegetable garden, and fruit trees, shaded by plane trees, lime trees, and a large cedar. There are also a historic water pump and an underground water collection tank for irrigation.

A unique opportunity to experience traditional life in this beautiful region!

Located on the second floor of a small-scale building, partly a former 19th-century bonded warehouse and partly a 16th-century rear house that was severely damaged during WWII. Fortunately, the buildings have been carefully restored, and their authentic character has been beautifully preserved—a wonderful base in the historic heart of the city.

You can reach the apartment via the striking staircase or the elevator. It was recently renovated by the current owners and features, among other things, new parquet flooring and a heavy steel-framed glass door. New built-in wardrobes add a modern touch, while the many windows—some stretching floor-to-ceiling—flood the space with natural light.

Past the entrance hall, you'll find a spacious and elegant living room with a lovely south-facing recessed terrace, perfect for enjoying lunch or an apéro with a view of the O.L.V. Cathedral. How many people can say that?
The fully equipped kitchen includes a practical pantry with laundry area, and the beautifully restored original beams in the kitchen, bathroom, and night hall add extra charm throughout. Finally, the apartment offers two bedrooms, a dressing area, and a large bathroom.

To complete the picture: a private cellar storage space is included, and for those who wish, an underground parking space is available for purchase at €40,000.

The typical stepped gable and windows of this historic house from 1562 (!) stand out in this quiet street. Inside, there are even more medieval elements, such as the wooden ceilings, classified crossbeams, and the beautifully crafted spiral staircase. On the ground floor, you’ll find the funky yellow kitchen, dining room, easy-to-maintain tiled floor, separate toilet, and access to the +2-meter-high basement with a concrete floor – perfect for storage. A floor higher, you’ll enter a room with a beautiful wooden floor, a large built-in closet, a bathroom with a bathtub-shower, toilet, and sink. On the cozy east-facing terrace, you can enjoy your first coffee of the day.
On the +2 floor, the same beautiful wooden plank floor and charming wooden beams in the ceiling. This level currently serves as a living room/lounge. On the +3 floor, you’ll find a lovely mansard room with plenty of light thanks to the charming windows. On the mezzanine, accessible by an original sliding staircase, you can sleep or relax under the pitched roof. Handy: there’s a hidden washbasin in the white closet.
For your information: the current owners rented an underground garage nearby.

Live here yourself, a fancy student home, or a super-central Airbnb? It's possible here

Behind the stunning façade—recognized as architectural heritage—lies a residence that has exuded charm and elegance for over a century. Think soaring ceilings, refined moldings, and a characterful mosaic floor—every detail reflects authenticity.

The former doctor's practice on the ground floor has been carefully transformed into a self-contained living unit, complete with a kitchenette, shower, and toilet. Ideal as a studio, office, or practice space, it also features a charming urban garden.
A grand staircase with a skylight leads to the first floor, where the spacious living area is bathed in natural light. The open kitchen and dining room offer breathtaking views of the surrounding gardens—an oasis of peace within the city.
On the second floor, a stylish master bedroom awaits, featuring a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and sink. This floor also includes a separate toilet and a practical laundry/storage room. Additionally, there is a spacious extra bedroom or office.
The top floor boasts two generous bedrooms with high ceilings and elegant details, along with an additional bathroom—perfect for a large family or accommodating guests.

As a final touch, the home is fully basemented, providing ample storage space, and is move-in ready. The roof is equipped with solar panels.

A unique townhouse where grandeur and modern comfort seamlessly come together.

This protected monument, named 'De Dry Koningen', dates back to 1692 (!) and was fully restored in 1992 by architect Karel Beeck, following the highest standards of craftsmanship. Original elements, such as the stunning ceilings and wooden crossbeams, were preserved and restored as much as possible or replicated based on the original model, including the front door and the beautiful wooden windows with interior shutters.

The entrance hall leads to a separate office on the left and a spacious, sunlit living area, study, or sitting room at the back. The adjacent space—the original passage to the workshop at nr. 5—offers multiple possibilities: an outdoor patio with wonderful natural light, a living kitchen, and more.

A fully original spiral staircase leads to the voutekamer with a toilet, cellar, and attic. On the first floor: three spacious rooms, including two bedrooms and a large living area. The kitchen and bathroom require renovation. On the second floor: a large attic with a wood stove, space for a bed, lounge, dining table, and a generous south-facing rooftop terrace. Prefer to divide this floor into two bedrooms? That is perfectly possible.

A rare opportunity to live in the stunning Klein Begijnhof of Mechelen.

"Spacious" is an understatement for this 279 m² apartment. The setting: the historic Savelkoul building, home to Grands Magasins de Vêtements pour Hommes H. Savelkoul & Co. since 1892. The complex was built and expanded in two phases around World War I, featuring both Beaux-Arts and Art Deco architectural styles.

The beautifully restored façade, impressive wide entrance hall, and authentic elevator set the tone for the rest of the building. Where once stood two separate apartments, you now find one magnificent living space, previously used as an office by the current owners.

Located on the third floor, the apartment faces the front of the building. From the hallway, you immediately catch a glimpse of the stunning inner courtyard, showcasing the original terracotta and cream-colored brickwork.

The wide entrance hall is perfect for displaying artwork or other statement pieces. The XL living room, flooded with natural light, offers a breathtaking view of the Boerentoren. The spacious kitchen, with its large island, is ideal for hosting a perfect aperitif.

At the rear, you will find two bedrooms, each with its own private shower room, along with the expansive master suite, featuring built-in wardrobes and a charming bathroom with a bathtub and walk-in shower.

A separate storage/laundry room adds convenience.
A parking space is available for purchase in the building.

Finally, adding a terrace is also a possibility.

This listed townhouse was fully renovated in 2022 by its current owner-architect. A meticulous, high-quality renovation brought the home to a level of modern comfort (EPC A, heat pump, ventilation system D, underfloor heating, etc.) while preserving the authenticity of the centuries-old building. The choice of materials stands out for its quality and sustainability: real terrazzo (flooring and bathroom furniture), oak (parquet and cabinets), steel (doors and staircase), and stainless steel (kitchen).

The entrance hall features a guest toilet, a cloakroom, and a hallway with a view of the garden at the back. To the left is the well-equipped kitchen. A few steps up, the dining room exudes an intimate restaurant-like atmosphere. At the rear, the completely new living room extension boasts a three-part sliding window with slim aluminum profiles, flooding the space with natural light. The low-maintenance garden, designed by landscape architect Stefan Morael, includes multiple terraces, with highlights such as the riverside terrace at the back and a lush grapevine.

On the first floor: an office with garden views, a technical/laundry room, two children's bedrooms with a shower room, and a separate toilet. On the second floor: a master suite with an en-suite bathroom and a hotel-like ambiance. A delightful surprise: a wine cellar on the basement level.

Purchase of a double garage with plenty of storage and a charging station available nearby for 120.000 euros.

Architecture lovers will already have spotted the wide facade of this modernist doctor's house, designed in 1935 by arch. P. Stevens, with the elegant woman in relief above the front door as a silent witness. The living spaces at the front are at the slightly higher street level, the basement rooms at the back at garden level.

The wide entrance hall, central to the house, used to function as a waiting room for patients. Immediately to the right: XL office, guest toilet. To the left of the entrance hall: living room with original, round coloured-glass windows. Behind it is the fantastic, exceptionally light-rich living space with many windows, beautiful parquet flooring, authentic fireplace and direct access to the large garden. The separate kitchen also offers a delightful garden view.

At -1: 2 bedrooms, bathroom, technical room and multipurpose room with garden access. It currently houses his creative workshop. At +1: beautiful, wide night hall with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including one master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Here the current owner ran a B&B for a while - a quiet dream spot for guests.

Purchase of parking spot nearby possible for EUR 30,000.

Among other things, the property received a new gas condensing boiler and solar panels, but also requires some renovation works - the chance to completely transform this unique place to your liking!

Immensely charming, full of original details, and with extraordinary potential—this 19th-century townhouse with a stylish, classically inspired shopfront has it all. The property is a registered architectural heritage site, with a spacious area of 243 m².

Be enchanted by the beautiful shop window, classic built-in cupboards, oak parquet flooring, and authentic wrought-iron sign. It’s easy to imagine the people of Mechelen shopping here over the decades. At the front is the retail space, followed by two rooms, one featuring original cement and wall tiles. The former courtyard, covered to create additional storage space, could be reopened and transformed into a patio. The hallway tiles are also authentic, as is the elegant fixed staircase leading up to the attic.

On the first floor, there’s a very spacious room at the front. The middle and rear rooms retain their original wooden floors. The second floor is identical, except that the front room here has been divided into two. Finally, there’s an attic space for storage.

While this property requires a full renovation, its original charm makes it a true time capsule with incredible potential. Will you be the one to bring this property into the 21st century?

This phenomenal neoclassical mansion from the late 19th century offers endless possibilities. Previously rented as office space, it could be restored into the stunning residence it once was. Alternatively, it's ideal for a practice with residence, thanks to the prime location and two separate entrances. Currently, the house is licensed as a residence with offices.

The two entrances are connected by a monumental hallway running through the centre. From here, you access the cellar, the kitchen, and the sublime L-shaped living room with parquet flooring, authentic features, and views of the large city garden. In the front rooms, a parquet floor lies beneath the carpet. The second entrance leads to the garage and a second cellar, also accessible from the garden.

On the first floor (+1), there are 4 bedrooms, 3 of which are very spacious, and 2 toilets. On the second floor (+2): kitchenette, 3 large bedrooms, 1 smaller room, and a toilet. Even the large attic offers a blank canvas for you to design as you wish. Optionally, you can purchase 2 parking spaces accessible from the garden.

A rare opportunity for lovers of monumental buildings.

The Leunis family started enjoying peace and space here as early as 1885 in this exceptional estate – and you can still experience that today! The large driveway with room for multiple cars is perfect for those looking to combine living and working. A charming staircase leads to the octagonal entrance hall, topped by a charming turret room. The stained-glass windows in the "grand salon" depict the daughter of the house with Antwerp in the background. The other woman shown is the mother, set against the skyline of her birthplace, Bruges.

The spacious kitchen blends old-world charm with all modern comforts: a large cooking island, plenty of storage space, and quality appliances. The dining area in the veranda exudes a lovely orangery atmosphere, especially cozy with the pellet stove on. The view over the stunning park garden is beautiful in every season, and with the windows open, the indoor-outdoor flow has never been so pleasant!

On +1: 2 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms, including a huge master suite with a dressing room. On +2: 2 additional bedrooms. A full-sized cellar with a separate entrance and multiple rooms, including the former servant's kitchen and a sauna. The garage, with a small goods lift, once housed horses and carriages. Smart home system and Energy Performance Certificate C.

For those who love historical charm in a luxurious, modern setting, this property is a dream come true.

In 2017, this family home was expertly renovated, maintaining its authentic charm. A modern-classical style was chosen, perfectly blending with the original character of the farmhouse, built between 1890 and 1895. The most recent update in 2023 added new windows, solar panels and a heat pump, resulting in a very favourable EPC. (Install an additional four solar panels and you will achieve EPC rating A.)

At the front, an automatic gate with a keypad shields your private paradise from the street. Behind it: parking space for 10 to 12 cars, or room to further expand the garden. To the left lies the farmhouse with a front garden and south-facing terrace, separated by a mature hedge. To the right, there's another beautiful, large garden: perfect for playing or football.

The house itself consists of a spacious hall with stairs, a cloakroom, an office, a guest toilet, a laundry room with a handy shower, and a sun-drenched living room with a fireplace and modern kitchen. There is also a basement and an integrated garage. On the first floor, a hallway with built-in wardrobes, two bathrooms, and four bedrooms, one of which is now a playroom with access to the attic space under the thatched roof. Good to know: all provisions for a pool house and swimming pool are already in place.

Move in today with an eye on tomorrow's future!

The villa underwent a thorough renovation in 2015, and the living space was only tackled in 2022: made-to-measure cupboards, parquet in Hungarian point and a blissful gas fireplace. Many windows, so light all around and a panoramic view of the recently beautifully landscaped, south-west-facing garden with swimming pool and pool house by architect Nicolas Janssens. The peaceful view of this tableau vivant changes every day.

The living space is bathed in an oasis of light. To the right is the sitting room with cosy gas fireplace. In 2015, the kitchen received a handsome extension, cosy gas fireplace and pantry, conveniently tucked away behind a sliding door. Also practical: thanks to the dirt room, the kids never have to come in with dirty feet again - ideal.

Enjoy an aperitif in the lounge on the terrace or lunch al fresco under the sun tent while your kids play in the pool... This is the good life. In addition, the pool house (currently extra office space) and another handy bike shed, nicely tucked away in the greenery.

The first 2 bedrooms are on the ground floor, one of which now serves as an office, and an en suite bathroom. On the^1st floor is the impressive master bedroom with en suite dressing room, bathroom with shower and the ^3rd bathroom with bathtub.

]]> https://www.immodome.be/5422127 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 18:02:07 +0200 Hedendaags Historisch pand https://www.immodome.be/en/realestate/tot-in-de-puntjes-gerenoveerd-neoclassicistisch-herenhuis At the Zuid, close to the KMSKA, great restaurants, culture and fashion, and at the same time in a dead-end street where the neighbours still know each other. If you want to experience city life to the fullest, this is the place to be.

This neo-classical house from 1898 was designed by architect Fr. Coveliers. In 2020, the property was renovated to perfection with great care and attention to detail. New roof, new floors, windows, kitchen, bathrooms, electricity, (floor) heating, extra insulation, socket outlets with USB ports, LED lighting, built-in speakers, Niko Home Control... This is as good as a new building, but with plenty of authentic charm and a remarkable amount of natural daylight.

In this classically laid-out town house, the brilliant white walls highlight the original details. Cosy living room on new herringbone parquet. Large, luxurious kitchen with ditto dining area, and southern atmospheres guaranteed in the city garden with olive-green rear facade.

Convenient cloakroom with guest toilet on the mezzanine, and here too, as throughout the house, plenty of fitted wardrobes. The first floor: master bedroom, en suite dressing room and bathroom with spectacular double shower and more storage space. Hotel vibes guaranteed! On the second floor, two spacious bedrooms. On the third floor you will find the fourth bedroom, with connection for kitchenette, and the second bathroom: perfect for nanny, guest room or studying youth.

For the grande finale, the basement, including the wine cellar, offers 100m2 of man cave, playroom, workshop or hobby room.

Here you get the peace of mind of a luxury home finished down to the last detail, topped off with the technical finishes of a new home in a charming, authentic style! Will you be the next occupant?