Description

This corner house was once the caretaker’s residence at San Salvador Castle, built in 1900 by Father Maurice Poullet. Today, you are still surrounded by leafy avenues and castles. Within walking distance of Kapellen town centre, close to the cycle highway, the station and with excellent links to the motorways and the Ring.

A small gate leads to the entrance on Zilverlindendreef, with a gate entrance on Eikendreef. Driveway with space for several cars and a carport. The charming stepped gables immediately create a stately entrance. Entrance hall with high ceiling and authentic floor tiles. To the right, the cosy living room with gas fireplace and dining room with a lovely view of the raised, covered terrace.

The space in between now serves as an office, with loads of storage space and a cleverly concealed guest toilet. A few steps down, you’ll find the spacious kitchen, where the high ceiling creates a grand and airy feel. The Boretti gas hob with oven is the real eye-catcher here, but the large work island and the fantastic natural light are also irresistible. Handy pantry and cellar. In the stylishly landscaped garden with a plunge pool and several terraces, you’ll always find a spot to your liking.

On +1: sliding door to the spacious bathroom with herringbone tiles (washbasin, toilet, bath, shower). Thanks to the cathedral-style glazing in the large windows, you are treated to an abundance of natural light here, without being seen yourself. A few more steps up: two identical bedrooms and a spacious dressing room or study. Hatch to the storage loft.