Description

In a pleasant street leading to the City Park, quiet yet central, close to Berchem station and Antwerp Central station. Jogging in the park, strolling along Leopoldstraat, visiting the Saturday market or enjoying a drink on a terrace in Zurenborg? You have it all nearby here.

This spacious town house in Beaux-Arts style was designed by Jacques De Weerdt. We believe this architect would be proud if he could see his building today, as hardly any of its many authentic features have changed over time. Nevertheless, the house is in good technical condition, with solar panels, a new boiler, a new roof (2015), and it complies with European standards.

Behind the stately seven-metre-wide façade lies an almost untouched building that is more than a century old. Many original features have been beautifully preserved: marble, mouldings, gold and mosaic finishes... Everything is still there, as is the wonderfully classic layout, with a suite with a sunny lounge and then the dining room, both with original marble fireplaces, imposing double doors, high ceilings and authentic parquet flooring. At the rear, you will find the enchanting garden room with a rare stained-glass dome and a kitchen overlooking the sunny, green garden – a breath of fresh air in the city.

On the upper floors, there is plenty of space for bedrooms, an office, a dressing room... In total, there are no fewer than six bedrooms and two modern bathrooms. In terms of finishing, you can customise this huge property entirely to your liking.

It is possible to take over two rental parking spaces.