Description

In the Kardinaal Mercierlei, opposite Kasteel de Bergeyck, residential and close to everything: deSingel, shops, restaurants, parks, arterial roads... The quiet, cosy street, with good neighbours and sufficient privacy at the same time, is protected as a townscape.

This architectural heritage is listed as 'coachman's house, coach house and stables of the hotel Meeûs', designed in 1898 by architects Baptiste and Vereecken for gin distiller Jules Meeûs.

The former coachman's house is now the spacious entrance hall with cloakroom, guest toilet and authentic hand washing machine. The blue natural stone floor continues into the living area and (laundry) storage room with side entrance. Upstairs the first spacious bedroom and bathroom.

In the former coach house: living space with fireplace and impressive vaulted ceiling. Of the three original carriage doors, the middle one opens onto the stylish, green courtyard garden with garden room that runs alongside the house and opens onto the garden at the back - blissful southern atmosphere included.

The original horse stables are now the place for all your dinner parties. Industrial stainless steel kitchen with atmospheric dining or sitting area on authentic terracotta floor, garden access and handy second entrance. Stairs to the generous (14m long!) master bedroom with balcony and garden view, dressing room with en suite bathroom, finished in marble.... Hotel vibes guaranteed.

Underfloor heating and authentic radiators, dry cellar, videophone, alarm and at least one car space inside via the wrought-iron entrance gate on the left - absolute comfort in a sublimely preserved historic jacket.

A unique, magnificent building brimming with history and plenty of modern comforts.