Description

Right in the middle of the Ghent-Brussels-Antwerp triangle, Dendermonde is an easily accessible city centre. The Kerkstraat, behind the Grote Markt, is part of the historic city centre. For centuries, this avenue housed the most important religious and social institutions, something that also attracted the wealthy bourgeoisie. Note the impressive architecture of the façades. A standing neighbourhood with all facilities within walking distance.

After parts of this eclectic bourgeois house with Art Deco elements were destroyed during WWI, notary Walrave decided to remodel it in 1921. This stately home is full to the brim with history - that much is clear.

Behind the 18-metre-wide façade is a fully-basemented building with enormous grandeur. The stately entrance hall, finished in red marble, immediately sets the tone. The magnificent stained-glass door takes us into the impressive hall with original wooden staircase. Ground floor with five large rooms, two of them spacious, with gold leaf, murals, ornaments, decorative fireplace and herringbone parquet flooring. Thanks to the volume and many large windows, all rooms are bathed in light. The stunning garden of no less than approx. 2420 m² seems to come from a fairy tale: an oasis of calm, pond included.

First floor with seven rooms, bathroom facilities and fixed stairs to the attic. Under the mansard roof another six rooms. With 782 m² total usable floor space, you have more than options galore here: majestic home, combo with offices or a completely new project ...?