Description

Easily accessible: Brussels and Antwerp via the A12 motorway, N16 to Mechelen and Ghent, several bus stops and Ruisbroek-Sauvegarde station at 1 km - super central yet very quiet. Yet you don't have to leave, because in this thriving community the bakery, local supermarket and primary school are also nearby.

In 1863, this stately mansion was still a single building. Later in the 19th century, it was split into two separate dwellings. Today we introduce you to the left part from the front door, house number 55. If you give this completely to be renovated mansion the necessary upgrades, you will get a spacious town house with a gigantic dream garden in its place. In many rooms, the authentic elements have been preserved very well; the other parts offer more than enough possibilities to put your own stamp on this unique property.

Spacious entrance hall on travertine with the original wooden staircase. To the left the office and 1st sitting room on handsome herringbone parquet. Then the 2nd sitting room, atmospheric dining area with at the back the kitchen, pantry and toilet.

At +1 you will find 2 large bedrooms at the front, a large bedroom at the back, and the bathroom with bath, double sink, shower and toilet. The 4th and 5th bedrooms (now office) are under the roof on the 2nd floor, with and plus a large, blank attic space.

Blessed, south-facing L-shaped garden, terrace and pond with pontoon included. Imagine garden parties, summer evenings and children romping about here.... Convenient rear entrance with garage (3 spaces) on Gansbroekstraat.

A rare opportunity!