Description

Residential glory close to the city but also close to the greenery of Park Den Brandt and immediately on the way to Brussels, Ghent or the ring road.

Stately city villa, built in 1926 by arch. Walter Van Kuyck. This semi-detached building is part of two linked city villas. The other half, Dwelling Posenaer by arch. Joan Coninck Westenberg, dates from 1927.
Elegant details, sunlit rooms and a sea of space typify this cottage in true Old Engish style. The house catapults you right back to the grandeur of yesteryear.

Entrance hall on black and white marble in checkerboard pattern. The graceful wrought-iron staircase is the central element of the house and the spacious living space at the front is bathed in light. Further on is the 2nd living space or TV room, also on stylish block parquet, a lovely veranda and the large kitchen with plenty of storage and space for cooking. In the large city garden, you can enjoy the evening sun in peace while the children play on the grass.

On the 1st floor at the front: the 1st large bedroom with dressing room and bathroom. At the back, 2 more bedrooms, one with a terrace, for a wonderful wake-up call. These rooms share a bathroom or, as it used to be called, a 'cabinet de toilette'.

The 2nd floor, where the lift also comes out, is the sanctuary of the eldest daughter of the house. This floor offers plenty of prospects for live-work combination, cohousing or rental. There is also a living cellar, separate service entrance and driveway with garage with access to the garden.