Description

Résidence Bellevue did not steal its name. With the King Albert Park right across the door, you will enjoy a wonderful view of one of the most beautiful pieces of greenery in Antwerp. . This fine piece of architecture was built in 1935 by Leon Stynen, pivotal figure of Belgian modernism.

The flat has undergone an impressive renovation led by architect K. Biscop, who was inspired by the industrial lofts of New York. Add the greenery at both the front and back, and you have a gem of a home.

Everything here is thoughtfully designed, not least the living space: the sunlit window nook, the open brick wall and the herringbone parquet.  Adjacent, you find an open kitchen with a sleek mortex kitchen island. There is room to really cook here, and more than enough storage space. 

The evening sun can be found on the spacious balcony from where you also have a view of the beautiful private garden of Résidence Bellevue. Romping around with the kids or having a barbecue? Be welcome.

Through the hall you reach the two bedrooms: a master bedroom with dressing room and a corner window, and a children's room. Furthermore, a bathroom, again finished to perfection: walk-in shower and double sink included.  There is also a second bathroom, currently converted into a laundry room.

In addition, you have not one, but two extra storage rooms on the ground floor, one of which is directly accessible from the garden.