Description

Semi-detached cottage house built in 1932 by architect Jos Somers. Atmosphere, space, light and character: this cottage effortlessly combines all these elements. On the façade, steps lead up to the front door with a round arch. Beautiful, large entrance hall on black-and-white natural stone, with guest toilet and imposing wrought-iron doors to the living room: instant grandeur.



In the spacious living room on parquet floor - formerly the formal salon de famille - with cosy bay window and lovely views of the Te Boelaer park, there is the original wrought-iron stove to warm yourself on autumn evenings. Adjacent is the dining room, from where you enjoy the view of the cosy city garden. Brunch, family celebration... This is where you will always receive your guests in style. The classic, country kitchen with wooden worktop also looks out onto the garden and, thanks to the veranda, you enjoy extra light. Access to stairs to basement, indoor garage and driveway.



The elegant staircase leads to the 1st floor in the master bedroom with another beautiful bay window and park views. En suite the spacious, retro bathroom. The 2nd bedroom here has been converted into a lounge in oriental ambience. On the mezzanine floor is the 3rd bedroom, now a music room. Finally, on the 2nd floor you will find 2 large bedrooms, one of which has a dressing room, an extra shower room and storage space.



A very charming house with many possibilities.