Description

In the beloved Pulhof neighbourhood, you have everything within reach: local shops, supermarkets, schools, tram, cycle highway, access roads, the city centre, and the green of nearby parks… Quiet and residential, yet perfectly accessible.

In 1988, the current owners bought the house at no. 64, and six years later they also acquired the neighbouring house, no. 66. With ingenious connections and openings between the two buildings, they transformed their family home into an XL version, with abundant space to combine family life with hobbies and professional activities. A large part of the property is used as the office for the owner’s architecture practice. This immediately explains the playful nod in this home: the pencil-shaped tower, a fun reference to his profession.

The house has four floors. Ground floor: kitchen with pleasant dining area, cosy living room and fireplace – perfect places to have breakfast together, play games, host dinners, or unwind at the end of the day. Thanks to the unique façade width, you enjoy an exceptionally large, fully enclosed garden with a lovely terrace and not one but two spacious separate workshops. The multipurpose room on the first floor is currently used as a gym. Also on this level: the main bedroom with private bathroom and the large office. On the second floor: another bedroom, a multipurpose room with terrace (currently an atelier) and two more generous office spaces. Finally, the property is largely cellared.

Big plans? This is where you can make them happen!