Description

In the famous Millionaires' Quarter, Ghent's most architectural district, with the Paul de Smet de Naeyer Park at its centre: residential living a stone's throw from the centre of Ghent, with easy access from various approach roads. This Millionaires' Quarter, with one stunning house next to the other, was created during the interwar period on the grounds of World Expo 1913.

Magnificent bourgeois house in Art Deco style, designed by Jules Lippens, one of the most renowned architects of his time. Protected heritage from 1928 to cherish.

Here it is all about details: custom-made joinery, impressive staircase construction, suspended ceiling with lighting, original floors and ditto interior decoration with furniture designed exclusively for this property.

Beautiful entrance with authentic art deco tile that continues into the stairwell. On the ground floor: separate (office) room on the street side and (dining) room with magnificent stained-glass window, fully restored in 2013. The separate kitchen leads to the cosy city garden.

On +1 also 2 large rooms, one of which has a beautiful mantelpiece, beautiful herringbone parquet flooring and large glass windows where the light blissfully enters. The 2nd floor has 4 more bedrooms, each with a washbasin and 1 with a bathroom. The entire house has a basement and the underground garage is also a great asset.

The house underwent a 1st renovation in 2013 (double glazing, restoration of the facades, new gas boiler, insulation, new roof). Technically, this house was thus recently for the most part put in order, already a major expense saved.

Protected heritage to love and to hold on an absolute A-location in Ghent: art deco to lick your thumbs and fingers at.