Description

Right in the historical centre, with the unique atmosphere of the Old Beguinage of St Elizabeth around the corner. This neighbourhood is nicknamed holy corner because no fewer than three churches surround it: an Anglican, Protestant and an Orthodox one, which you overlook from the house. Trendy restaurants Door 73, A Food Affair, De Lieve and Mémé Gusta are nearby, as are schools, crèche, Groenevalleipark, approach roads and tram 1. Fancy fresh pistolets and croissants? Well-known confectioner Marijn Coertjens is just a 5-minute walk away.

This beautiful middle-class house from 1875 was completely renovated at the beginning of the 20th century by none other than renowned Ghent architect Leon De Keyser. Since then, the house has been upgraded to contemporary standards.

Beautiful entrance hall with two doors on the left. The first door leads to the current office space on beautiful herringbone parquet, the second door leads to the kitchen. Adjacent to the office you find the first alon with impressive library. This place can be closed off from the spacious dining room thanks to the door in sublime stained glass: useful for a dinner with both adults and children. In the sunny, modern kitchen, the wooden window profiles add a warm, natural touch to the home. The city terrace is a nice place for a summer lunch or apero.

On the first floor you'll find the bathroom, and a second large living space. On the second floor, to the right, the first bedroom with a multifunctional hobby room next to it. The third floor has two more bedrooms.

Beautiful bourgeois house that breathes one and all history, in the Sint-Elisabethbegijnhof.