Description

Close to the Lier ramparts, station, centre of Lier, shops and right on the Kleine Nete and surrounding greenery.

Step inside this magnificent neo-Baroque-style house from 1903 and you step back in time by more than a hundred years. Many historical elements of the original design by Lier's city architect E. Careels have been preserved. At the same time, the house recently underwent a thorough renovation, as a result of which it now meets all contemporary standards (EPC 91!).

On the ground floor, you are welcomed in the generous entrance hall with impressive marble staircase to the 1st fl. To the right, a separate studio, kangaroo home or practice room with living space, shower and toilet. To the rear, reached by a separate staircase, is the hyper-installed living kitchen. Large windows draw the outside in, so you experience a blissful outdoor feeling in winter and summer. The garden is large and green: a lovely place for romping children - and aperitifing parents.

The grandiose living space consists of 3 connected rooms with cosy bay window in the front - the ideal reading corner. You don't know where to look first, so many authentic ceiling frescos, columns and stained-glass windows can be admired here.
On the 2nd floor you will find 2 spacious bedrooms and a large bathroom with walk-in shower, handsome bathtub on legs and separate toilet. The 3rd floor houses 2 more bedrooms, 1 with mezzanine, and the 2nd bathroom.

A majestic property whose layout leaves many possibilities open for e.g. kangaroo living or practice/office.